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Almost beating the fattest No.2 issue with 232 pages the fifth AURI SACRA FAMES volume was published in December 2016. Leaving out some of the usual chapters like tags, hall of fames or walls these sections have been replaced by artists which are predominantly active in the respective field: the IMK...

Summer 2014 Ð time for the third volume of BerlinÕs magazine book. With 188 pages still one of the fattest zines out there, this time the content is presented more focused, more thought-out and on point. With little changes in the photo selection and layout, there are also news concerning the cont...

Common publications on graffiti on freight trains in Europe show curated works. Usually the content, whether photos send in by the writers or taken by the publishers, does not give a representative view on the topic. The result is a rather distorted image of the actual scene. In a different and more...

761 photos of red-brown steel freight wagons with a painting on the sideAt the beginning of the 2010s European graffiti originator DELTA began painting freight trains. He started a huge series of paintings which were solely executed on relatively unpopular DB (Deutsche Bahn) Falns 121 and 183 cargo...

In 2012 the train writer Aurel Johannes Marx made the plan to paint 100 pieces within 31 days. Shortly after the TOPSPRAYERª book came out, which did show that a clearly measurable output can make a great concept for a publication, it was time for the next big book project: VIVA ROMA. That meant: s...

Since the early 1970s the one man whole car is the most commonly executed work with the highest regard and to this day it's an impressive way to attract the attention of other writers. But what happens, if somebody uses this well established format and even spray paint to produce works far away from...

New softcover reissue with unique cover photo!The author documents the railway workers activity with more than 1000 photographs between 2013-2017. The presented pictures were selected from this growing collection. This publication is a part of a research project: Conceptual Urban Art.When traditiona...

A look at Berlin walls and the way they change due to various factors. In addition, artists and interested parties provide small texts. In this print publication the Berlin located photographer Emmett Edelstein pays attention to a subject which is noticeably underrepresented in magazines and books o...

There are millions of tags in Berlin. They can be found every hundred meters somewhat like noise. Always there, like a disturbance with unspecified frequency, quality and origin. Rauschen takes the reader on a stroll through Berlin, stopping at tags and places which stand out from the perpetual flow...

With Hinterhof (courtyard) Berlin based photographer Emmett Edelstein adds a third title to his Der Edelstein magazine series, each one spotlighting a specific field of action exclusively. After Wand from 2016 and Rauschen from 2017 now BerlinÕs often hard to access courtyards are in focus. Since t...

ae Martini, a prominent figure on the international street scene, comes face to face with painting and artistic expression for the first time in the early 90s. For over twenty years he serves as one of the greatest exemplars of the Italian Graffiti movement. Along with only a few other artists, he h...

Muralismo Morte' features some of the best international artists involved in this new underground art movement revealing the vibrancy of new muralism as it rises from the shadows or urban spaces in Metropolises worldwide. Art interventions in urban spaces, also known as street art, have enjoyed grow...

All works presented in this book no longer exist. Gone for good, washed off the sides of the trains, sometimes only hours after they were first created. Often what remains is just one photo, a final remnant of something that took a great deal of skill, courage, and determination to create. The autho...

Artistic genius, political activist, painter and decorator, mythic legend or notorious graffiti artist? The work of Banksy is unmistakable, except maybe when itÕs squatting in the Tate or New YorkÕs Metropolitan Museum. Banksy is responsible for decorating the streets, walls, bridges and zoos of t...

This compelling book chronicles 75 of the most influential artists from the dawn of the 20th century to the present, and from around the world. Each entry provides a fascinating insight into the artist and his or her vision of what they were trying to do, while also acknowledging the lasting effect...

Presenting the structurally unthinkable as though it were a law of nature M.C. Escher was born in 1898 in Leeuwarden (Netherlands). He received his first drawing lessons during secondary school from F.W. van der Haagen, who also taught him the block printing, thus fostering Escher's innate graphic t...

Classic graffiti magazine featuring the likes of Snatch, Os Gemeos, Zedz, and Cope 2. A true collectors publication for graffiti enthusiats.