Wall to Wall offers readers a chance to compare their attitudes to graffiti art with those of a range of authorities from rappers and writers to scholars and critics.
The issue covers the birth of this art movement and subcultural genre and its current role within the politics of public space. Interviews and stories of key artists as well as documentation from cities around Australia add a personal note. The commodification of graffiti across many fronts as well as the ongoing arguments about vandalism are addressed.
