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Graffiti and Street Art: Reading, Writing and Representing the City |
Konstantinos Avramidis; Myrto Tsilimpounidi
Routledge
Graffiti and Street Art: Reading, Writing and Representing the City
Reading between the [plot] lines: framing graffiti as multimodal practice
Authors

SAMANTHA EDWARDS - VANDENHOEK

ARI Id

1665945775487_14237352

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

70-86

DOI

10.4324/9781315585765-12

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Graffiti and street art: reading, writing and representing the city
KONSTANTINOS AVRAMIDIS; MYRTO TSILIMPOUNIDI
17-40
PART I Reading graffiti, street art and the city
41-42
Graffiti, street art and the dialectics of the city
JEFF FERRELL
43-54
Art or crime or both at the same time? On the ambiguity of images in public space
ALISON YOUNG
55-69
Reading between the [plot] lines: framing graffiti as multimodal practice
SAMANTHA EDWARDS - VANDENHOEK
70-86
Interviewing walls: towards a method of reading hybrid surface inscriptions
SABINA ANDRON
87-104
Graffiti, street art and the democratic city
KURT IVESON
105-116
PART II Writing graffiti, street art and the city
117-118
Street art is a period, PERIOD: or, classificatory confusion and intermural art
RAFAEL SCHACTER
119-134
Expressive measures: an ecology of the public domain
ANDREA MUBI BRIGHENTI
135-150
Dead ends and urban insignias: writing graffiti and street art (hi)stories along the UN buffer zone in Nicosia, 2010–2014
PANOS LEVENTIS
151-179
The December 2008 uprising’s stencil images in Athens: writing or inventing traces of the future?
STAVROS STAVRIDES
180-192
Repetitive repertoires: how writing about Cairene graffiti has turned into a serial monotony
MONA ABAZA
193-210
PART III Representing graffiti, street art and the city
211-212
São Paulo’s pixação and street art: representations of or responses to Brazilian modernism?
ALEXANDER LAMAZARES
213-231
Defensible aesthetics: creative resistance to urban policies in Ottawa
Ottawa DEBORAH LANDRY
232-246
#Instafame: aesthetics, audiences, data
LACHLAN MACDOWALL
247-265
Representations of graffiti and the city in the novel El francotirador paciente: readings of the emergent urban body in Madrid
STEPHEN LUIS VILASECA
266-279
Long live the tag: representing the foundations of graffiti
GREGORY J . SNYDER
280-289
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