Le graffiti arabe = ġrafitī ʻarabiyyaẗ / Pascal Zoghbi et Don Karl ; traduction de Charlotte Woillez.

Main entry:

Zoghbi, Pascal, author.

Title & Author:

Le graffiti arabe = ġrafitī ʻarabiyyaẗ / Pascal Zoghbi et Don Karl ; traduction de Charlotte Woillez.

Publication:

Paris : Eyrolles, [2012]

Description:

208 pages : color illustrations ; 29 cm

Notes:
Originally published in English in 2011 as: Arabic graffiti.
Title and table of contents in French and Arabic.

Summary:

Showcases the use of Arabic script in a contemporary, urban context. Brings together artists, graffiti writers, designers and typographers from the Middle East and around the world who merge Arabic calligraphy with the art of graffiti writing, street art and urban culture. Includes essays that explore the traditional elements, modern approaches and the socio-political and cultural backgrounds which have shaped Arabic graffiti movements.

ISBN:

9782212134926 (paperback)
2212134924 (paperback)

Subject:

Graffiti Arab countries.
Graffiti.
Street art Arab countries.
Street art Themes, motives.
Calligraphy, Arabic.
Graffiti États arabes.
Art dans la rue États arabes.
Art dans la rue Thèmes, motifs.
Calligraphie arabe.
graffiti art.
Street art.
Arab countries.

Added entries:

Stone (Graffiti artist), author.
Woillez, Charlotte, translator.

Ghirāfītī ʻArabīyah

Holdings:

Location: Library main 280616
Call No.: BIB 217494
Status: Available

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