Urban Art Association

NUART LONDON X ART ON THE STREETS, by Reader on Nov 26, 2024 23:52:40 GMT 1,







For London friends and family, you may have seen the street campaign announcing this event, but for those who haven't, we've put together an impressive list of authors, scholars, artists, curators and independent researchers working in the fileds of Street Art and Graffiti to help us launch the latest edition of the Nuart Journal. The event tales place at the Car Wash, 1 Quaker Street this coming Saturday and runs from 1200-2000.

NUART JOURNAL LAUNCH X ART ON THE STREETS
Featuring international speakers, a new books table, and the launch of Nuart Journal. Hosted by BuildHollywood.

Fame! The Remix: More on the Totemic Principle in Subcultural Graffiti
Art & Place: Bridging the Gap Between Street and Contemporary
ILLEGAL: The Overlooked Origins of Street Art and Graffiti
Gallery no. 32: Art on the Loose in the Natural Landscape
An Oral History of Flyposting Pt 1: Circa 1973 -1993
Can Street Artists Enforce Copyright and Keep Their Real Name Confidential?
Artist Talk: Embodiment Practices with Erin Holly

Admission is free, but you will need a ticket, available on the link below. They're going quick so act fast.

www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/nuart-journal-launch-x-art-on-the-streets-tickets-1075543291939

Nuart Journal publishes provocative and critical writings on a range of topics relating to street art practice and urban art cultures.

Nuart Journal is a forum for critical discourse and commentary on urban art, defined as broadly as possible to include all aspects of both independently sanctioned and unsanctioned art in public space that does not fall under the general rubric of traditional public art practice. Relevant topics of discussion include – but are not limited to – practical and theoretical explorations of graffiti, post-graffiti, muralism, street art, post-street art, and activism.

www.nuartjournal.com

For London friends and family, you may have seen the street campaign announcing this event, but for those who haven't, we've put together an impressive list of authors, scholars, artists, curators and independent researchers working in the fileds of Street Art and Graffiti to help us launch the latest edition of the Nuart Journal. The event tales place at the Car Wash, 1 Quaker Street this coming Saturday and runs from 1200-2000.

NUART JOURNAL LAUNCH X ART ON THE STREETS
Featuring international speakers, a new books table, and the launch of Nuart Journal. Hosted by BuildHollywood.

Fame! The Remix: More on the Totemic Principle in Subcultural Graffiti
Art & Place: Bridging the Gap Between Street and Contemporary
ILLEGAL: The Overlooked Origins of Street Art and Graffiti
Gallery no. 32: Art on the Loose in the Natural Landscape
An Oral History of Flyposting Pt 1: Circa 1973 -1993
Can Street Artists Enforce Copyright and Keep Their Real Name Confidential?
Artist Talk: Embodiment Practices with Erin Holly

Admission is free, but you will need a ticket, available on the link below. They're going quick so act fast.

www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/nuart-journal-launch-x-art-on-the-streets-tickets-1075543291939

Nuart Journal publishes provocative and critical writings on a range of topics relating to street art practice and urban art cultures.

Nuart Journal is a forum for critical discourse and commentary on urban art, defined as broadly as possible to include all aspects of both independently sanctioned and unsanctioned art in public space that does not fall under the general rubric of traditional public art practice. Relevant topics of discussion include – but are not limited to – practical and theoretical explorations of graffiti, post-graffiti, muralism, street art, post-street art, and activism.

www.nuartjournal.com