Tag Town
Every graffiti writer began his or her writing career with a tag. For those who learn to read tags, a world of aesthetic expression and communication opens up. Tags are a universal language — the jazz of lettering. The photos in Tag Town, dating back to the 1960s, introduce us to the origins of New York style graffiti, containing rare photos of work on the street by Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring and Kenny Scharf. Accompanying text is based on interviews with New York graffiti pioneers Blade, Part I and Snake I.
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Authors
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Goldstein Richard (Article author), McClelland David (Article author), Conway Patricia (Article author), Lindblad Tobias Barenthin (Article author)
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Place of publication
Arsta
Publisher
Year
2008
Number of pages
108 pages
Language
ISBN
9789185639052
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Available on request
Illustrations
Yes
Bibliography
Yes
UDC code and author sign
709.043 Str
Volumes
1
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