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Kate England on
September 3, 2010 – 9:00 am
192 pages / hardcover / FULL colour
This incredible book features winners and nominees of the Artaq Awards; recognising artists who explicitly demonstrate the evolution of Street Art to Urban Arts across five categories:
Graffiti-Painting-Collage
Sculpture
Digital Art
Photography
In situ-performances
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