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‘Conflict Graffiti’ and the Artists That Use Public Spaces for Public Discourse

‘Conflict Graffiti’ and the Artists That Use Public Spaces for Public Discourse

Situating his study at sites of conflict and interviewing artists, scholar John Lennon’s Conflict Graffiti gives readers new perspectives for interpreting the graffiti and street art they encounter.

Plattetopia: The Prefabrication of Utopia in East Berlin

Plattetopia: The Prefabrication of Utopia in East Berlin

With the fall of the Berlin Wall came the licence to take a wrecking ball to its nightmare of repression. But there began the unwritten violence of Die Wende, the peaceful revolution that hides the Oedipal violence of one order killing another.

Street Art As Sprayed Solidarity: Global Corona Graffiti

Street Art As Sprayed Solidarity: Global Corona Graffiti

COVID-19-related street art functions as a vehicle for political critique and social engagement. It offers a form of global solidarity in a time of crisis.

The Intriguing Potential of ‘Cornbread’

The Intriguing Potential of ‘Cornbread’

Cornbread is an app that lets you drop virtual graffiti all over town. The idea is simple, yet full of possibilities.

‘Wild Style’ Recalls When the Bronx Boys Met the Manhattan Art Set

Is the Street Artist a Vandal or a Virtuoso?

Coloring Outside the Lines: The History of American Graffiti

Street Art: From the Frying Pan Straight into the… Museum

In the City of Friction and Frisson: Street Art and Urbanism

2000 AD #207-208: Judge Dredd and Young Chopper