As public visualization is becoming increasingly popular, our physical environment should be considered an intrinsic component of its design because of the various rich, interpretative meanings that it inherently possesses. As many concepts of street art deliberately deploy such meanings within the environment in order to convey particular messages, we believe it can act as a valuable resource for public visualization design. We thus discuss four distinct rhetoric strategies to demonstrate how street art practices are able to relate to their environment, and how these relationships can trigger critical reflection for public visualization.status: publishe
In recent years, street art has become embedded in popular culture and received growing attention fr...
Our urban environments are increasingly being outfitted with various forms of digital media, such as...
Graffiti and street art has been prevalent in the past few decades taking stances toward social and ...
As public visualization is becoming increasingly popular, our physical environment should be conside...
As public visualization is receiving more attention - in academic research as well as in everyday pr...
My essay focuses on the notion of artification, recently emerged in the philosophical and artistic d...
This book examines the everyday use of artworks in public settings. The forms and means of art, and ...
This article examines street art as a specific type of public art. With Patricia C. Phillips’ idea o...
Street art is a type of visual art that is often created in urban environments, adorning the walls o...
The last decade of the twenty-first century became a real boom in the development of street art. A l...
This keynote talk discussed how street art may influence our perception and use of the urban environ...
These are three examples of street art that I have documented in the last several years. When we dis...
For the “Street Art, the City and the Public: Changing the Urban Vision” session at International Vi...
This paper applied an ecocritical perspective on street art to expand on the notion that street art ...
This paper aims to discuss street art as new form of art and activism of uncomissioned and unsanctio...
In recent years, street art has become embedded in popular culture and received growing attention fr...
Our urban environments are increasingly being outfitted with various forms of digital media, such as...
Graffiti and street art has been prevalent in the past few decades taking stances toward social and ...
As public visualization is becoming increasingly popular, our physical environment should be conside...
As public visualization is receiving more attention - in academic research as well as in everyday pr...
My essay focuses on the notion of artification, recently emerged in the philosophical and artistic d...
This book examines the everyday use of artworks in public settings. The forms and means of art, and ...
This article examines street art as a specific type of public art. With Patricia C. Phillips’ idea o...
Street art is a type of visual art that is often created in urban environments, adorning the walls o...
The last decade of the twenty-first century became a real boom in the development of street art. A l...
This keynote talk discussed how street art may influence our perception and use of the urban environ...
These are three examples of street art that I have documented in the last several years. When we dis...
For the “Street Art, the City and the Public: Changing the Urban Vision” session at International Vi...
This paper applied an ecocritical perspective on street art to expand on the notion that street art ...
This paper aims to discuss street art as new form of art and activism of uncomissioned and unsanctio...
In recent years, street art has become embedded in popular culture and received growing attention fr...
Our urban environments are increasingly being outfitted with various forms of digital media, such as...
Graffiti and street art has been prevalent in the past few decades taking stances toward social and ...