Tamara Djurovic (Hyuro). Hyuro: Beauty of a Tragedy. 2009–2019. 2022 Beauty of a Tragedy gathers the work of the late Argentine muralist Hyuro (Tamara Djurovic), who died in 2020 at only forty-six, leaving behind one of the most thoughtful and […]
Niels “Shoe” Meulman. Shoe’s Black Book: Graffiti in the 1980s. 2025 There are black books that function as polished archives, and then there are black books that still feel alive—creased at the edges, unstable, carrying the residue of graffiti movement, […]
Alan Ket (KET). Urban Art Legends. 2016 Urban Art Legends is a concise, image-driven survey of artists who helped propel graffiti and street art from subcultural practice to global cultural presence. Written by Alan Ket—known professionally as KET, a longtime […]
Monumental Graffiti: Tracing Public Art and Resistance in the City. Rafael Schacter. 2024 In Monumental Graffiti: Tracing Public Art and Resistance in the City, Rafael Schacter proposes a reconsideration of monumentality through the lens of graffiti and street-based practices. Rather […]
Stay Melty. Buff Monster. 2001 Stay Melty is a vibrant and comprehensive chronicle of Buff Monster’s world—a visual universe that has grown from his early wheatpastes and stickers in Los Angeles to large-scale murals, collectible toys, and fine art editions […]
Street Art World. Alison Young. 2016 In Street Art World, criminologist and cultural theorist Alison Young brings two decades of field research and observation to one of the most visible, contested, and misunderstood forms of contemporary art. Published by Reaktion […]
The Martha Cooper Library invites the public to a discussion and book presentation about the project “Behind the Wall – Graffiti Art for the “Grüne Aue”” on March 13, 2026, at the URBAN NATION Museum.
Supply & Demand: The Art of Shepard Fairey. Shepard Fairey. 2006 Nearly two decades before street art was broadly accepted by major institutions or auction houses, Shepard Fairey assembled his own retrospective in book form. Supply & Demand: The Art […]
Dazeworld. The Artwork of Chris “Daze” Ellis. Chris “Daze” Ellis. 2016 Daze’s world has always been kinetic—its energy drawn from the tracks, tunnels, and streets that once defined New York City’s pulse. Dazeworld: The Artwork of Chris “Daze” Ellis captures […]
Djerbahood: Open Air Museum of Street Art. Mehdi Ben Cheikh. 2015 If Tour Paris 13 was the demolition swan song of an era, Djerbahood may feel like an expansive sunrise on the other side of the world. Conceived by gallerist […]
