Post-Soviet Graffiti
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Post-Soviet Graffiti
Free Speech in Authoritarian States
Lerner, Alexis
University of Toronto Press
03/2025
240
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9781487507879
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List of Illustrations
List of Tables
Preface and Acknowledgments
Notes
On Naming Creators
On "Post-Soviet"
On Naming Cities
On Graffiti vs. Street Art
On Technique
On Transliteration
On Methods
Introduction
Part I: An Oral History of Post-Soviet Graffiti
1. The Origins of Soviet and Post-Soviet Public Art
2. External Interference
3. Artistic Political Backlash
Part II: Fundamental Questions about Post-Soviet Graffiti
4. Why the Public Space Is Conducive to Political Graffiti
5. Signs and Symbols as a Form of Political Expression
6. Street Art as Text
Part III: Interpreting Graffiti
7. The Political
8. The Social
9. Who Controls Discourse?
Conclusion: The Future of Political Graffiti
Appendix
Glossary
Notes
Bibliography
Index
List of Tables
Preface and Acknowledgments
Notes
On Naming Creators
On "Post-Soviet"
On Naming Cities
On Graffiti vs. Street Art
On Technique
On Transliteration
On Methods
Introduction
Part I: An Oral History of Post-Soviet Graffiti
1. The Origins of Soviet and Post-Soviet Public Art
2. External Interference
3. Artistic Political Backlash
Part II: Fundamental Questions about Post-Soviet Graffiti
4. Why the Public Space Is Conducive to Political Graffiti
5. Signs and Symbols as a Form of Political Expression
6. Street Art as Text
Part III: Interpreting Graffiti
7. The Political
8. The Social
9. Who Controls Discourse?
Conclusion: The Future of Political Graffiti
Appendix
Glossary
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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Post-Soviet; street art; graffiti; Post-Soviet graffiti; Post-Soviet public art; political art; political expression; political dissent; Berlin grafitti; anti Soviet protests; Berlin wall; authoritarian regimes
List of Illustrations
List of Tables
Preface and Acknowledgments
Notes
On Naming Creators
On "Post-Soviet"
On Naming Cities
On Graffiti vs. Street Art
On Technique
On Transliteration
On Methods
Introduction
Part I: An Oral History of Post-Soviet Graffiti
1. The Origins of Soviet and Post-Soviet Public Art
2. External Interference
3. Artistic Political Backlash
Part II: Fundamental Questions about Post-Soviet Graffiti
4. Why the Public Space Is Conducive to Political Graffiti
5. Signs and Symbols as a Form of Political Expression
6. Street Art as Text
Part III: Interpreting Graffiti
7. The Political
8. The Social
9. Who Controls Discourse?
Conclusion: The Future of Political Graffiti
Appendix
Glossary
Notes
Bibliography
Index
List of Tables
Preface and Acknowledgments
Notes
On Naming Creators
On "Post-Soviet"
On Naming Cities
On Graffiti vs. Street Art
On Technique
On Transliteration
On Methods
Introduction
Part I: An Oral History of Post-Soviet Graffiti
1. The Origins of Soviet and Post-Soviet Public Art
2. External Interference
3. Artistic Political Backlash
Part II: Fundamental Questions about Post-Soviet Graffiti
4. Why the Public Space Is Conducive to Political Graffiti
5. Signs and Symbols as a Form of Political Expression
6. Street Art as Text
Part III: Interpreting Graffiti
7. The Political
8. The Social
9. Who Controls Discourse?
Conclusion: The Future of Political Graffiti
Appendix
Glossary
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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