Publisher/From Here to Fame

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This book, "Public Wall Writing in Philadelphia," is a photo collection showcasing street graffiti in Philadelphia, USA, from the late 1960s to the early 1980s. While public art, exemplified by Basquiat and Keith Haring, is mostly associated with New York City, Philly also had a similar culture. Countless messages were painted on city walls, train platforms, subways, and public buildings. Furthermore, there was propaganda opposing it, and the cleaners who dealt with it. In a sense, this is a documentary of the desolate city of Philadelphia, where a new culture was born. No poster included. (Some corners of pages are slightly damaged.)