Ganz, Nicholas.

Graffiti world : street art from five continents / Nicholas Ganz ; edited by Tristan Manco.

New York : H.N. Abrams, 2004.

375 pages : color illustrations ; 25 cm

Graffiti is as old as cities--from the political slogans scribbled on public buildings in ancient Roman cities, to anonymous spray-can art that began appearing on city walls in New York and Philadelphia in the late 1970s, graffiti art has stood the test of time. As hip-hop culture spread from America, graffiti became a worldwide phenomenon, emerging in the 1980s as the symbolic artistic language of young people everywhere and one of the most potent influences on youth-oriented marketing and design. Today's young graffiti artists incorporate a variety of mediums--including stickers, stencils, oils, acrylics, and oil-based chalk--as well as an ever-expanding range of social commentary. With more than 2,000 illustrations by over 150 artists from all over the world and interviews with many of them, this book is a comprehensive survey of graffiti art.--From publisher description.

0810949792 (hardcover)
9780810949799 (hardcover)

Street art.
Mural painting and decoration 20th century.
Graffiti.
Art dans la rue.
Peinture et décoration murales 20e siècle.
street art.
graffiti art.
Mural painting and decoration
Graffito
Straßenkunst

illustrated books.
Illustrated works
Ouvrages illustrés.

Manco, Tristan.

Localisation: Bibliothèque main 239978
Cote: BIB 169898
Statut: Disponible