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Anti-Nuclear Movements from Three Mile Island to Fukushima

Interference Archive

In October 2012 the Interference Archive collaborated with the activist and research group Todos Somos Japon to produce an exhibit, which featured over 100 pieces of antinuclear movement culture...

Being the Explorations #6

Margaret Killjoy

The photographic explorations of the life of a wanderer. This issue fills in the gaps of previous books, including wandering in a post-apocalyptic desert, squats and demonstrations across Europe,...

Mostly True

The Story Of Bozo Texino

Bill Daniel

Now in a new second edition! From the maker of the documentary Who Is Bozo Texino?, this collection of railroad boxcar graffiti gives fascinating insight into vagabond culture. Filled with railroad...

Banksy

You Are An Acceptable Level of Threat…

Banksy

The single best collection of photographs of Banksy's street work. Period. (Says the back cover, but why not?!) You Are An Acceptable Level of Threat concentrates on this singular artist's...

Graffiti Asia

Ryo Sanada

This book is the first to examine the spread of graffiti in Asia, concentrating mainly on Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, South Korea, Singapore, and Taiwan, as well as the Philippines, China, and...

Theatre of the Oppressed

Augusto Boal

"One of the most revered figures in world theatre ... the liberation theologian of theatre."—The Guardian"Should be read by everyone in the world of theatre who has any pretensions...

Graffiti Underworld

Villians, Vandals and Visionaries

J.R. Mathews

We've seen the folk art form of graffiti derided by police and civic leaders as pure vandalism. In the '90s some of it was upgraded to art museums, and today the political "street art" of Banksy...

Destroying Everything… Seems Like the Only Option

Ricky Adam

A glaring, unflinching, honest snapshot of youth sub-culture that Ricky himself has been immersed in for many years. Bringing together aspects of bikes, D.I.Y. punk & underground youth culture...

El Martillo Project

Eclectic Electric

In 2010 an inconspicuous looking suitcase was sent from Berlin to Mexico City containing a 39-foot tall inflatable silver hammer. Thus began El Martillo’s odyssey to protest the United Nations...