- 27. November 2019
Editions of LET’S DISAPPEAR! – BUS126
Read moreThe usual LET’S DISAPPEAR! book set comes in a individual box, built by BUS126. But for a few copies the artist had insane ideas how to encase his publication. Ten unique, obsessed to detail boxes, each one an artwork of their own right, are now available in our shop. You want your signed copy wrapped into an 140 year old…
- 23. November 2019
BOE – No condition is permanent
Read moreBOE is part of the design studio Via Grafik which was formed as a graffiti collective in the late nineties. The group has been one of the first German crews which even back then was known for establishing abstract works within a writing context.
- 22. November 2019
CREAM – Mit Köpfchen, Herz und Militanz.
Read morePotsdam originated writer CREAM started writing traditional graffiti in the early 1990s. When the city of Berlin became his main playground for legal, illegal and abandoned works in the 2000s, his style also began to evolve away from classic forms. Ever since then he forced his five letters into constantly changing shapes.
- 21. November 2019
Nuart Journal – #3 Brand New, You’re Retro: Memory & the City
Read more“Nuart Journal is a forum for critical commentary on urban art, defined as broadly as possible to include all aspects of both independently sanctioned and unsanctioned art in public space that does not fall under the general rubric of traditional public art practice. Nuart Journal includes traditional peer-reviewed academic papers as well as more experimental modes of research. It is…
- 19. November 2019
San Francisco Sidewalk Inscriptions – Per Englund
Read moreSan Francisco, one of the largest cities in California, has a history of graffiti going back to the early 1980s. Just as in every bigger western city around the globe, traditional writing popped up and spread, since the virus traveled through books and movies from New York City. But namewriting as a cultural phenomenon was not new to San Francisco…
- 16. November 2019
Boxcar Magazin – Drei
Read moreThe Boxcar Magazine seems to become the new fixed standard concerning high quality publications on painted freight trains. With issue No.3 the author once again digged into his archive and fills up the 56 paged magazine with several gems, spotted in between 2011 and 2019.
- 15. November 2019
Zelle Asphaltkultur – Wir stehen bereit – Screen print
Read moreZelle Asphaltkultur is a North Rhine-Westphalia based and Europe-wide operating group of artists. Their artworks, which stand between graffiti, agitprop and political art, did attract a great media and virtual echo in the past. Two of their controversial works, which usually appear on trains or along train lines, are now available as high quality screen prints.
- 14. November 2019
Zelle Asphaltkultur – Verhaltet euch ruhig! – Screen print
Read moreZelle Asphaltkultur is a North Rhine-Westphalia based and Europe-wide operating group of artists. Their artworks, which stand between graffiti, agitprop and political art, did attract a great media and virtual echo in the past. Two of their controversial works, which usually appear on trains or along train lines, are now available as high quality screen prints.
- 12. October 2019
A’DAM GRAFFITY
Read moreGraffiti in Amsterdam has an unique status compared to most European cities where namewriting in public became a New York influenced movement in the 1980s. In the Dutch capital writing has a history dating back to the sixties when political conflicts also left traces on the cities walls as slogans and messages. Based on that groundwork the 1970s punk scene…
- 10. October 2019
Rail Experimental – Belgian Train Worker Art (New edition)
Read moreThe author documents the railway workers activity with more than 1000 photographs between 2013-2017. The presented pictures were selected from this growing collection. This publication is a part of a research project: Conceptual Urban Art.
