Following last year’s LOCKDOWN issue, this edition explores the theme of RECONNECTION and the ways in which researchers, artists, curators, and communities are forging renewed connections with cities, projects, and each other as the uncertainty and disconnection of the past two years recedes.

Editorial
– Martyn Reed, Editor-in-Chief & Susan Hansen, Editor
Forging Renewed Connections through Unsanctioned Urban Art

Original articles
– Megan Hicks
This New Chalk Era: Pavement Graffiti in Australia, 1930-1934

– Elisa Bailey
The Space in Between the Poetics of Process of Oleg Kuznetsov

– Enrico Bonadio & Olivia Jean-Baptiste
Can Copyright Stop Politicians from Exploiting Street Art? Combo v Jean-Luc Mélenchon before the Court of Paris

Visual/Experimental
– Adrian Burnham
Reframing Detritus: Franck Allais’ Photography of Everyday Objects Discarded on the Streets

– Alexandros Simopoulos
Sache Que Je T’Aime: A Tag Turned Mural

– Agnes Michalczyk
Crossing the Walls in Cairo: The Augmented Murals of Al Khalifa

Interviews/Talks/Books

– Jeff Ferrell
Last Picture

– Lachlan MacDowall
Off the Grid: Curating Flash Forward

– Jan Vormann & Brad Downey
Between Particles and Waves: Street-Art Heavyweights Exhibiting in the Virtual World of Minecraft

– Ian Strange & Trevor Powers
Dalison: A Visual-Sonic Collaboration

– Aida Wilde & Dan Vo
Dreamboat II: Money Talks

– Myrto Tsilimpounidi, Anna Carastathis, Julia Tulke, Oksana Zaporozhets, Susan Hansen, Paridhi Gupta, Piyarat Panlee, Sarah H. Awad & Konstantinos Avramidis
Graffiti & Street Art: Queer Feminist Approaches

136 pages, 21 x 28 cm
English
2022