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Autumn 2011: Project Update
Thanks for checking in and keeping up with the project’s progression. I would like to share three very cool and exciting events, in which Post Soviet Graffiti participated this season: From October 9th through October 15th, Georgetown University’s on-campus café cooperative [...]
The Authenticity of the Medium and the State-Sponsored Legal Festival
Graffiti is inherently anti-authority. It wages a midnight war on private property and mainstream media censorship. In theory, street artists and their audiences exist on completely separate chronotopal planes; the viewer walks on a Vasilievskii Ostrov backstreet, observes the stenciled [...]
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