The monograph 'It's Yours' by José Parlá is published to accompany the solo museum exhibition of the internationally renowned artist at The Bronx Museum of the Arts in New York City (September 9, 2020 - January 10, 2021). The new paintings evoke the artist's connection to the Bronx, it's History in Hip Hop culture and address the suffering caused by redlining policies, the waves of displacement imposed by gentrification, and structural racism. 'It's Yours' encourages viewers to question ownership in New York's rapidly changing neighborhoods. The rich building up of surface and Parlá's signature gestural line resemble the layers of city walls and pay homage to the Bronx by painting and reflecting the movement and textures of neighborhoods, the marks and traces people leave behind, and the energy and challenges of the city. Parlá began painting walls in 1980s Miami, where he also became part of the underground art and breakdancing scene. The title, 'It's Yours', is borrowed from a song by the influential Bronx rapper T-La Rock.

José Parlá (born 1973) has received critical acclaim for his works, which lie at the boundary between abstraction and calligraphy. Composed from layers of paint, gestural drawing and found ephemera, his work evokes the histories of urban environments. Parlá is a documentarian of city life. In Medias Res, Parlá’s second solo exhibition with Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery in New York City opened in Chelsea in 2014. In 2012, the 11th Havana Biennial selected The Wrinkles of the City: Havana, Cuba project, a vertically integrated collaboration between Parlá and French artist JR, and exhibited in 2013 at Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery. Parlá and JR co-directed a documentary by the same title that was awarded the Grand Prize for Documentary Short and Best U.S. Premiere Documentary Short in 2013 at The Heartland Film Festival, Indianapolis. In 2014, Parlá was commissioned to create a 90-foot- long mural painting for the entrance of One World Trade Center, which he has entitled: ONE: Union of the Senses.

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