To display these posters, the adhesive "Wheatpaste" is most often used (making the posters hard to tear). Generally posters are found in sub-urban or urban areas and are pasted on smooth surfaces.
Street poster culture is growing quickly. Street posters have been seen in Barcelona, Berlin, London, San Francisco, Toronto, Los Angeles, Madrid, New York, Sydney and Melbourne.
Graffiti artists have termed Poster art, stickers, and stencils as "Post Modern Graffiti," because graffiti is more of a part of Hip Hop culture than "Post Modern Graffiti."
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| in Nakameguro, Tokyo (photo: Martine Cotton) | (photo: Duncan Kimball) |
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To display these posters, the adhesive "Wheatpaste" is most often used (making the posters hard to tear). Generally posters are found in sub-urban or urban areas and are pasted on smooth surfaces.
Street poster culture is growing quickly. Street posters have been seen in Barcelona, Berlin, London, San Francisco, Toronto, Los Angeles, Madrid, New York, Sydney and Melbourne.
Graffiti artists have termed Poster art, stickers, and stencils as "Post Modern Graffiti," because graffiti is more of a part of Hip Hop culture than "Post Modern Graffiti."
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| in Nakameguro, Tokyo (photo: Martine Cotton) | (photo: Duncan Kimball) |
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