Monumental Graffiti: Tracing Public Art and Resistance in the City
Rafael Schacter explores graffiti at the intersection of public art and resistance. Focusing on the city as both canvas and contested space, this book traces how visual marks engage with monuments, urban environments, and broader questions of expression and power.
About This Book
Monumental Graffiti examines graffiti as a form of public art and resistance in the city.
Rafael Schacter traces the relationship between urban surfaces, visual expression, and contested public space.
The book offers a focused perspective on how graffiti can challenge, reinterpret, and engage with the monuments and environments of city life.
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