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The Listener

Memory, Lies, Art, Power

David Lester

The latest from David Lester, author of Gruesome Acts of Capitalism, this time a graphic novel!1933: In a small German state, the last democratic election is about to take place...

Graffiti Japan

Remo Camerota

Japan has long been a breeding ground for innovative appropriation of Western traditions, as with cinema and baseball. But the fanatical embrace with which Japanese artists have welcomed graffiti...

Bay Area Graffiti

Chris Brennan

The Bay Area is home to one of the world's most vibrant graffiti scenes (stand proud!). This is the first book to showcase the region's dazzling array of graffiti and street art. Photographer Steve...

Stencil Graffiti Capital

Melbourne

Carl Nyman

Stencil graffiti has found its heart in Melbourne, Australia. No other city boasts such quantity and quality of stencil art. Through intimate interviews, dynamic layouts and a riot of examples the...

The Art of Revolt Pack

Josh Macphee

There have been some great books published recently that highlight social movement art. We’re proud to have published a couple of them ourselves! Here we’ve collected three of our recent favorites:...

Banksy Myths & Legends

A Collection of the Unbelievable and the Incredible

Banksy

No single living artist has created as many myths, rumours and legends as Banksy. In his home town of Bristol, almost everyone seems to have a Banksy story. Many of the tales in this book are from...

The Art of Rebellion III

The Book About Street Art

C100

The focus of this book, the third in the series, is not on the ubiquitous stickers and stencils found everywhere today; instead, Hundertmark (AKA C100) uses his insider knowledge to carefully...

Untitled III

This is Street Art

Gary Shrove

“We have previously claimed that Street Art is the most important art movement of our time. It was a deliberately provocative thing to say and we remain unapologetic for it. But the hotly debated...

Hobos to Street People

Artists’ Responses to Homelessness From the New Deal to the Present

Art Hazelwood

Hobos to Street People offers a comparison of the culture and politics of homelessness as seen through artwork since the Great Depression. The book is based on the touring exhibition of the...