Graffiti, Street Art and Ambivalence

The article considers the practice and praxis of graffiti and street art from the perspectives of law enforcement, local government and placemaking, and between the production and consumption of this ambivalent form of cultural expression. The work is based on primary, site-based research and visualisation undertaken in Europe, North America and Australia.

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Humanities
Published
2025-04-15
DOI
https://doi.org/10.3390/h14040090
Citations
4
Primary Topic
Public Spaces through Art
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Graffiti, Street Art and Ambivalence

Graeme Evans
4 citations
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Public Spaces through Art
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Graffiti, Street Art and Ambivalence

Graeme Evans
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Abstract

The article considers the practice and praxis of graffiti and street art from the perspectives of law enforcement, local government and placemaking, and between the production and consumption of this ambivalent form of cultural expression. The work is based on primary, site-based research and visualisation undertaken in Europe, North America and Australia.

HumanitiesVol. 14(4)
University of the Arts London (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 1%
Public Spaces through Art
24.71
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