"Urban surfaces, graffiti, and the right to the city" European book launches: Paris 7 Feb, Milan 8 Feb
European book tour: Paris 7 Feb, Milan 8 Feb
Call for papers: ‘Urban surfaces: values and uses of public walls’
Urban surfaces call for papers at the Royal Geographical Society Annual Conference, London, 27-30 August 2024
Call for Papers: ‘Urban visual justice: public images and the making of public spaces’
Urban visual justice call for papers at the Royal Geographical Society Annual Conference, London, 27-30 August 2024
Sold out London book launch
Urban surfaces, graffiti, and the right to the city had its London launch on 29 January 2024 at the Bartlett School of Architecture.
Urban surfaces, graffiti, and the right to the city around the world
Starting off 2024 with this energy with my book, Urban surfaces, graffiti, and the right to the city. Launch dates in London, Paris and Milan announced soon 🚀
This Must Be the Place podcast
The world of Melbourne walls and public images is slowly revealing itself to me, and so are some good people in this city. One of them is Prof David Nichols from the Faculty of Architecture, Building, and Planning at the University of Melbourne. David runs a podcast called "This must be the place", which is …
“Banksy and the Stolen Girl” doco is out in November
📺📽️ Television documentary alert! Two days before I left London in February 2023, I spent a day with the more-than-wonderful team at GA&A Productions to work on a documentary about street art, public ownership, and Banksy's symbolic community importance. 🎉 BANKSY AND THE STOLEN GIRL is now out - and traces the theft and subsequent police investigation …
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ANSELM film review
A few thoughts on Anselm, Wim Wenders’ 3D film about the artist Anselm Kiefer, which I saw as part of the Melbourne International Film Festival. Spoiler alert: infuriation ahead!
I am not a sociologist, but…
International Sociology Association World Congress 2023 is done! ✅ 👤 Between the Crown entertainment complex and the Melbourne Exhibition and Convention centre, 3000 sociologists 👤 floated around in non-places, in atriums and rooms so vast and out-of-scale 👤 that they made it very hard to connect with colleagues. 👤 Sparse bodies in soulless spaces. [Project …
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