Am I a Painted over Creature or Do I Have the Right? Graffiti: The Right to the City

The article raises questions about the existence of graffiti as a marker of the right to the city. The current state of discourse interpreting inscriptions in the urban environment is analysed. Partial solutions to the problem are proposed.

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Review of Omsk State Pedagogical University Humanitarian research
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.36809/2309-9380-2025-47-19-22
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Public Spaces through Art
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Am I a Painted over Creature or Do I Have the Right? Graffiti: The Right to the City

A.I. Drozhzhin
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Am I a Painted over Creature or Do I Have the Right? Graffiti: The Right to the City

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Abstract

The article raises questions about the existence of graffiti as a marker of the right to the city. The current state of discourse interpreting inscriptions in the urban environment is analysed. Partial solutions to the problem are proposed.

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