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100 0  Lord K2,|ephotographer. 
245 10 Street art Tel Aviv /|c[curated, photographed and 
       introduced by] Lord K2 and Lois Stavsky. 
264  1 Brighton ;|aChicago ;|aToronto :|bSussex Academic Press,
       |c2021. 
300    1 online resource (257 p.) :|bcolor illustrations 
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520    Distinctly unique, Tel Aviv's street art represents a wide
       spectrum of cultural backgrounds and aesthetic 
       sensibilities. Echoing the uncertainty that permeates 
       Israel's daily existence, it possesses a rawness and 
       energy found in few modern cities. Through more than 250 
       images, 14 artist profiles, and comprehensive research, 
       Street Art Tel Aviv introduces the reader to an 
       alternative visual culture that has developed and thrived 
       at a time when the city's building exteriors are plentiful,
       and living and work spaces are still available to emerging
       artists. At the turn of the 21st century, Tel Aviv's 
       gritty streets, particularly those in southern industrial 
       neighborhoods, began to host a motley array of spectral 
       faces, uncanny figures, and curious characters. Random 
       graffiti, from scrawls on the walls to stylized letters, 
       made their way into largely vacant spaces. Artistic 
       renderings of band-aids, hearts, and eggplants evolved 
       into iconic city images. Poetic expressions and musings--
       from the personal to the collective--surfaced increasingly
       on Tel Aviv's flat facades. And while much of what is 
       painted directly onto the walls avoids commenting on the 
       city's precarious political state, the stencils that 
       continue to surface--often stealthily in the dark--alert 
       us to the city's seemingly irresolvable, ever-present 
       external and internal conflicts. Street Art Tel Aviv also 
       gives entry into Tel Aviv's Central Bus Station, Israel's 
       largest indoor urban art gallery. Showcasing murals in a 
       diverse range of styles, painted directly onto its walls 
       by local, national, and international artists since 2013, 
       it is a favorite site for street art and contemporary art 
       enthusiasts. Herewith the opportunity to explore this 
       vibrant city's visual landscape at a time of transition 
       for both the city itself and for this new visual art 
       genre. 
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650  0 Street art|zIsrael|zTel Aviv|vPictorial works. 
650  0 Mural painting and decoration, Israeli|zIsrael|zTel Aviv. 
650  0 Art, Israeli. 
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650  7 Mural painting and decoration, Israeli|2fast 
650  7 Street art|2fast 
651  7 Israel|zTel Aviv|2fast|1https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/
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700 1  Stavsky, Lois,|eauthor. 
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