Artists working on the guest wall in the Abandoned Subway on Saturday.

"Fruit Belt Titans" scene of nutritious heroism, by a group of Rochester artists from age 16 to 26.

Local Airn's piece leading into the subway's acqueduct.

Some visiting members of BT Krew (NYC) rock on the FUA wall.

Local artist Ax put up a life-sized portrait of Mike Brown in the aqueduct section of the Abandoned Subway. Sunday, August 9, was the one-year anniversary of Brown's murder.

Range FUA gets started on his lettering and character.

Sno FUA adds a golden touch to his piece; on the right is a piece by Nova FUA

One of a few Crime1 (Buffalo) pieces that went up in the subway this weekend.

Bile FFL put up a gnarly piece with some little rat dudes on the guest wall.

A piece by Perts FFL.

Folks taking in the FUA wall from the shade.

Sno FUA applying some finishing touches to his piece.

Range FUA's finished piece.

Cruk FUA's piece-in-progress.

Infa BT on the FUA wall.

A view of the BT/FUA wall: pieces by Yes0ne and Pase.

Thievin' Stephen (Rochester) got up on a pillar with a dimensional falling rock mural.

During the BBQ, the subway got peppered with tags in tribute to rapper Sean Price, who died last week.

Junta of Ithaca on the guest wall.

Blister on the guest wall. New transplant to Watertown via Pittsburgh.

Hot car, hot weather, hot art. FUA wall.

Bones FUA's finished piece, all skeleton and viscera.

Looking toward the subway entrance with a view of downtown. FUA wall.

From Up Above to beneath the streets!

FUA unifies the pieces with a haunted background. NOVA and Bones work seen here.

MekOne piece on the FUA wall.

Gore FUA.

Jew of BT Crew on the FUA wall