In recent years various books have been published which did spotlight the arrival of New York graffiti in the early…
Almost ten years ago the author Kat Dogtok for the first time discovered the zig-zag-lined signature in a forest on…
“The year is 1983 A.D.. New York graffiti occupies the globe, the Old Europe is entirely clean and name writing…
Almost one and a half year have passed since the last Prague based Guide zine was released. Whilst all three…
…New York City is still the capital and cultural center of graffiti. It’s like Mecca to those who worship at…
In Joachim Spurlosers and Stefan Wartenbergs 2015 publication “CALYBA” you can find poems based on the pseudonyms of graffitiwriters and…
For more than 20 years Hamburgs cityscape has been overdrawn by artworks which are attributed to OZ. Since the early…
As New York City developed its own name writing culture in the 1960s, so did Philadelphia. In “Public Wall Writing…
In their fourth print issue the guys behind Cargocolor united 16 specials under the topic of darkness. Each of the…
„This book is a mix between thoughts I had for a doctoral thesis, writing out my psychotic episodes and a…
This 2017 publication gives authentic first insights into a subculture which got more in common with nowadays graffiti as one…
“Rauschen” takes the reader on a stroll through Berlin, stopping at writings which stand out from the perpetual flow of…
In 2007 Markus Mai and Thomas Wiczak invited 18 other artists with a background in graffitiwriting to join their concept…
Guide 03 is about tags by four Prague based writers. This edition consists of four individual zines put together in…
The guys behind the Masters of Reitsport focussed on tags in the first issue of their Over and Over magazine.…
Doors play a significant role in graffiti writing, especially when it comes to tagging. In Gates of Graffiti Malcolm Jacobson…
