By Dr Zuleyka Zevallos - I'm an applied sociologist exploring the general in the peculiar and the sublime in the familiar. My research blog is 
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Martin Whatson. Indoor Street Art.
Via: The Real Art of Street Art.
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ARYZ.
Via: The Real Art of Street Art.
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Henry Rollins on life.
Source: The Real Art of Street Art.
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The Art of Sanja Medic, Melle Hammer and Susanne Laws. 3D Street Art - Ceramic Book Building in Amsterdam. Photo by Barbro Norman.
I want to go to there.
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Skateboarders paint war in Berlin.
Via: The Real Art of Street Art.
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While I do not fully agree with the comment being made here, this critique of government and its supposed treatment of “the poor” and “freedom” is great to unpack under political and visual sociology. Who are “the poor” represented in this picture? What “freedom” is being referenced? What’s the link between poverty and freedom and the role of government in-between the two? I love this street art for the many conversations it opens up.
Source: The Real Art of Street Art.
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Rock, paper, scissors…
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Great protest art. McLovin’ It.
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DON’T THINK.
I do not approve of this message…
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