This collection of original articles brings together for the first time the research on graffiti from a wide range of geographical and chronological contexts, and shows how they are interpreted in fields as diverse as archaeology, art history, museum studies, and sociology.
This collection of original articles brings together for the first time the research on graffiti from a wide range of geographical and chronological contexts, and shows how they are interpreted in fields as diverse as archaeology, art history, museum studies, and sociology.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction Elizabeth Olton Troy Lovata; SectionI Understanding the Function of Graffiti; Chapter 1 On the Origins of Anonymous Texts That Appear on Walls Amardo Rodriguez; Chapter 2 Latrinalia in a Room of One's Own: Language Gender and Place Melissa R. Meade; Chapter 3 Beyond Art History: Graffiti on Frescoes Véronique Plesch; Chapter 4 Writing with a Global Accent: Cairo and the Roots/Routes of Conflict Graffiti John Lennon; sectionII Understanding the Form and Context of Graffiti; Chapter 5 Archaeology and Graffiti Carved in Carpathian Rock: The Thracian Horseman or an Early Medieval Image of Power and Authority? Drago? M?ndescu; Chapter 6 Marked Trees: Exploring the Context of Southern Rocky Mountain Arborglyphs Troy Lovata; Chapter 7 Reclaiming the Ruins: A Case Study of Graffiti Heritage Interpretation at the Evergreen Brick Works in Toronto Bruce Beaton Shannon Todd; Chapter 8 Ornament as Armament: Playing Defense in Wildstyle Graffiti Gabrielle Gopinath; Chapter 9 From the Street to the Gallery: A Critical Analysis of the Inseparable Nature of Graffiti and Context Alexandra K. Duncan; sectionIII Understanding Graffiti as a witness to history; Chapter 10 Graffiti as Resistance: Early Prehistoric Examples from the Casma Valley of Peru Shelia Pozorski Thomas Pozorski; Chapter 11 A Sub-Rosa Narrative: Graffiti from Room 9 Structure 5D-65 in Tikal Guatemala Elizabeth Olton; Chapter 12 Inside the Tunnels Inside the Protests: The Artistic Legacy of Anti-Nuclear Activists at a Nevada Peace Camp Colleen M. Beck Lauren W. Falvey Harold Drollinger; sectionIV Understanding the politics of Graffiti; Chapter 13 Advertised Defiance: How New York City Graffiti Went from "Getting Up" to "Getting Over" Tyson Mitman; Chapter 14 Historic Graffiti and Calliglyphs on Two Military Establishments in England Christopher Daniell; Chapter 15 A Wall in Mexico City's Historic Center: Calle Regina 56 Pamela Scheinman;
Introduction Elizabeth Olton Troy Lovata; SectionI Understanding the Function of Graffiti; Chapter 1 On the Origins of Anonymous Texts That Appear on Walls Amardo Rodriguez; Chapter 2 Latrinalia in a Room of One's Own: Language Gender and Place Melissa R. Meade; Chapter 3 Beyond Art History: Graffiti on Frescoes Véronique Plesch; Chapter 4 Writing with a Global Accent: Cairo and the Roots/Routes of Conflict Graffiti John Lennon; sectionII Understanding the Form and Context of Graffiti; Chapter 5 Archaeology and Graffiti Carved in Carpathian Rock: The Thracian Horseman or an Early Medieval Image of Power and Authority? Drago? M?ndescu; Chapter 6 Marked Trees: Exploring the Context of Southern Rocky Mountain Arborglyphs Troy Lovata; Chapter 7 Reclaiming the Ruins: A Case Study of Graffiti Heritage Interpretation at the Evergreen Brick Works in Toronto Bruce Beaton Shannon Todd; Chapter 8 Ornament as Armament: Playing Defense in Wildstyle Graffiti Gabrielle Gopinath; Chapter 9 From the Street to the Gallery: A Critical Analysis of the Inseparable Nature of Graffiti and Context Alexandra K. Duncan; sectionIII Understanding Graffiti as a witness to history; Chapter 10 Graffiti as Resistance: Early Prehistoric Examples from the Casma Valley of Peru Shelia Pozorski Thomas Pozorski; Chapter 11 A Sub-Rosa Narrative: Graffiti from Room 9 Structure 5D-65 in Tikal Guatemala Elizabeth Olton; Chapter 12 Inside the Tunnels Inside the Protests: The Artistic Legacy of Anti-Nuclear Activists at a Nevada Peace Camp Colleen M. Beck Lauren W. Falvey Harold Drollinger; sectionIV Understanding the politics of Graffiti; Chapter 13 Advertised Defiance: How New York City Graffiti Went from "Getting Up" to "Getting Over" Tyson Mitman; Chapter 14 Historic Graffiti and Calliglyphs on Two Military Establishments in England Christopher Daniell; Chapter 15 A Wall in Mexico City's Historic Center: Calle Regina 56 Pamela Scheinman;
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