Collection in 10 partsWomen in street art and graffiti, 2009–2012
Girl power
Faith47, Swoon, MadC, Tika and Olek, and the documentary that put women writers on film: the women artists in the archive.
Collection in 10 parts · Street art in the Middle East, 2009–2012
From Tehran to Tel Aviv
A1one in Tehran, Arabic calligraphy and graffiti, Israel’s scene, JR in Abu Dhabi and the murals of Cairo: the archive’s posts from the Middle East, read together.
The site had no single place for the Middle East, and the region is an idea rather than a place on a map. These posts gather what it reported from Iran, Israel, the Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt, and the books that brought Arabic script into graffiti.
Part 7 ·
Arabic Graffiti - Middle East Calligraphy
A book on Arabic calligraphy and graffiti, launched in Berlin.
Part 9 ·
Egyptian Mural Makes Concrete Wall Transparent!
Cairo’s painters make a military barrier transparent.
Part 10 ·
Jorge Rodríguez-Gerada Paints Huge Wall Faces
Jorge Rodríguez-Gerada’s giant faces in Bahrain.
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Collection in 9 partsInterviews, 2009–2012
In their own words
Graffiti legends and street artists talk about their roots, styles and ideas: Futura 2000, Mode2, Os Gêmeos, Vhils and more.
Collection in 9 partsPure Evil Gallery, London 2010–2011
One gallery, one year
Specter, Mr Jago, Poster Boy, Nychos, Robbo and MadC: a year of shows at Pure Evil Gallery in Shoreditch, ending with its owner in interview.