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Asociación Española para la Investigación y Difusión de Graffiti y Arte Urbano
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Después de años de maduración de este proyecto, el próximo 1 de Marzo de 2023 se abrirá el Call for Papers de RI – Revista Indague. Una esperada publicación que ha contado con la extraordinaria colaboración de Urban Creativity en su estructura y que contará además con su gran apoyo logístico en cuanto a su difusión. (…) Link del artículo en la bio. After years of maturation of this project, on March 1, 2023, the RI Call for Papers – Indague Magazine will open. A long-awaited publication that has had the extraordinary collaboration of Urban Creativity in its structure and that will also have its great logistical support in terms of its dissemination. Link in bio. by @asoc.indague
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➔ Desde INDAGUE nos solidarizamos y compartimos esta triste y lamentable noticia que nos hace llegar nuestra compañera María Fernanda López aka @mafo_lopez de @asoc.indague y que desde la Cátedra de Arte Urbano de la @uartesec coordina el Grupo de Estudios sobre Arte Público @geapecuador 𝐋𝐋𝐀𝐌𝐀𝐑 "𝐕𝐀𝐍𝐃𝐀𝐋𝐈𝐒𝐌𝐎" 𝐀𝐋 𝐆𝐑𝐀𝐅𝐅𝐈𝐓𝐈 𝐓𝐀𝐌𝐁𝐈𝐄́𝐍 𝐃𝐄𝐒𝐇𝐔𝐌𝐀𝐍𝐈𝐙𝐀. La muerte de Diego Guerrero, ocurrida el 10 de octubre de 2026 en Quito, nos enfrenta a una reflexión urgente sobre la violencia, los prejuicios y la manera en que nuestra sociedad percibe a quienes intervienen el espacio urbano. Las reacciones que justifican o minimizan la violencia en nombre de la propiedad privada evidencian una preocupación que no podemos ignorar: ¿en qué momento una práctica urbana puede convertirse en motivo para restarle valor a una vida? El graffiti es también una expresión cultural, una forma de escritura, memoria y relación con el territorio. Reconocerlo no significa desconocer los debates sobre el uso de los espacios públicos y privados, sino cuestionar los discursos que reducen a quienes lo practican a etiquetas que terminan deshumanizándolos. Desde el Grupo de Estudios sobre Arte Público (GEAP Ecuador) expresamos nuestra solidaridad con la familia, las amistades y la comunidad de Diego Guerrero. Rechazamos la estigmatización del graffiti y toda justificación de la violencia contra quienes lo practican. Exigimos el esclarecimiento de los hechos, el respeto al debido proceso y garantías de NO REPETICIÓN. Defender la vida no admite excepciones. Por Diego Guerrero. Por la memoria, la dignidad y la justicia. #JusticiaParaDiegoGuerrero by @asoc.indague
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➔ El compañero de INDAGUE, José Ignacio Barrera Maturana, vinculado a la docencia y la investigación en la UGR, es autor del nuevo Cuaderno Técnico de Patrimonio: Reconstruyendo la memoria. Un mural dedicado a Federico García Lorca en la UGR. El Cuaderno Técnico de Patrimonio 21 de esta colección editorial revisa y analiza un episodio de la historia reciente de la Universidad de Granada: el mural dedicado a Federico García Lorca. Este mural ocupó la tapia del Hospital Real que aglutinó a diferentes personalidades para su creación. A través del análisis de los materiales que lo componían, la publicación reconstruye cómo se configuró aquella intervención y qué huellas dejó sobre la superficie de la tapia. +INFO EN: https://www.indague.es/cuaderno-tecnico-de-patrimonio-21/ by @asoc.indague
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➔ Nuestra compañera María Fernanda López aka @mafo_lopez de @asoc.indague ha realizado un enorme trabajo para gestionar esta exposición que por fin da su fruto en un proyecto curatorial que acompaña a un enorme @donralex. Presentando una mirada retrospectiva de su obra por primera vez en el #centroculturalmetropolitanodequito Cómo parte de las Actividades Paralelas tendremos un súper taller de Paste Up a cargo del gran @bedeeme30 cupo máximo 15 personas previa inscripción. Favor enviar postulación a la dirección de correo electrónico del CCM. Tendremos también una visita guiada a cargo del artista y la curadora de la expo @mafo_lopez  @emergenciascuratoriales   📝 Sábado 5 de Septiembre ⏰ 12 am 📌 Centro Cultural Metropolitano Seguimos haciendo calle Seguimos haciendo historia by @asoc.indague
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Craig Castleman’s Black & White Archive Now available at www.hitzerot.com In 1978 Craig Castleman worked as an English teacher at the Manhattan High School of Art and Design. Together with his students he started working on a publication on the topic they were most interested in: New York subway graffiti. The outcome was a small run publication called NASTY STUFF. It focused the work of graffiti writers and experiences he made taking photos and diving deeper into the local scene. The known ethnologist Margaret Mead pushed him to further investigate the topic which lead to the finalization (1979) and publication of his doctoral thesis in 1982: Getting Up: Subway Graffiti in New York. To this day Getting Up might be the most important scientific work in the field explaining the social and cultural circumstances and rules of namewriting. Antagonists like the MTA or the transit police are part of the content as well as first attempts to establish graffiti in the art world. In 2019 Castleman donated his archive to the Spanish associations INDAGUE and Contorno Urbano. After a successful crowdfunding campaign in 2025 the publishers did put together three publications aiming to honour his research and making material accessible that slept in Castleman’s archive for over 40 years: NASTY STUFF, Levantarse otra vez and Black & White Archive. The 64-paged softcover booklet is a collection of photos Castleman took while investigating the phenomenon, shots writers provided to him and a few from other photographers. They cover the late 1970s and early 1980s and spotlight the New York namewriting scene with atmospheric cityscape shots, inside tags, station shots, outside tags, throw-ups, posing writers, photos from barb wired yards, but also iconic cars from LEE or the 'The Retakin’ of Pelham123' end-to-end. In never before published photographs you can find works from SONIC, ZEPHYR, BS119, MARC, KID PANAMA, KRAZY, DUEL, CHI193, DEVO, INCA, IZ THE WIZ, CAP, BLADE, CODE7, PJAY, SEEN, MITCH77, DAZE, DURO, DUSTER, and others. Get yours at www.hitzerot.com #craigcastleman #craigcastlemangettingup #craigcastlemansblackandwhitearchive #newyorkgraffiti #graffitinewyork taken in New York, New York by @asoc.indague
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Craig Castleman’s Black & White Archive Now available at www.hitzerot.com In 1978 Craig Castleman worked as an English teacher at the Manhattan High School of Art and Design. Together with his students he started working on a publication on the topic they were most interested in: New York subway graffiti. The outcome was a small run publication called NASTY STUFF. It focused the work of graffiti writers and experiences he made taking photos and diving deeper into the local scene. The known ethnologist Margaret Mead pushed him to further investigate the topic which lead to the finalization (1979) and publication of his doctoral thesis in 1982: Getting Up: Subway Graffiti in New York. To this day Getting Up might be the most important scientific work in the field explaining the social and cultural circumstances and rules of namewriting. Antagonists like the MTA or the transit police are part of the content as well as first attempts to establish graffiti in the art world. In 2019 Castleman donated his archive to the Spanish associations INDAGUE and Contorno Urbano. After a successful crowdfunding campaign in 2025 the publishers did put together three publications aiming to honour his research and making material accessible that slept in Castleman’s archive for over 40 years: NASTY STUFF, Levantarse otra vez and Black & White Archive. The 64-paged softcover booklet is a collection of photos Castleman took while investigating the phenomenon, shots writers provided to him and a few from other photographers. They cover the late 1970s and early 1980s and spotlight the New York namewriting scene with atmospheric cityscape shots, inside tags, station shots, outside tags, throw-ups, posing writers, photos from barb wired yards, but also iconic cars from LEE or the 'The Retakin’ of Pelham123' end-to-end. In never before published photographs you can find works from SONIC, ZEPHYR, BS119, MARC, KID PANAMA, KRAZY, DUEL, CHI193, DEVO, INCA, IZ THE WIZ, CAP, BLADE, CODE7, PJAY, SEEN, MITCH77, DAZE, DURO, DUSTER, and others. Get yours at www.hitzerot.com #craigcastleman #craigcastlemangettingup #craigcastlemansblackandwhitearchive #newyorkgraffiti #graffitinewyork taken in New York, New York by @asoc.indague
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3 months ago
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Craig Castleman’s Black & White Archive Now available at www.hitzerot.com In 1978 Craig Castleman worked as an English teacher at the Manhattan High School of Art and Design. Together with his students he started working on a publication on the topic they were most interested in: New York subway graffiti. The outcome was a small run publication called NASTY STUFF. It focused the work of graffiti writers and experiences he made taking photos and diving deeper into the local scene. The known ethnologist Margaret Mead pushed him to further investigate the topic which lead to the finalization (1979) and publication of his doctoral thesis in 1982: Getting Up: Subway Graffiti in New York. To this day Getting Up might be the most important scientific work in the field explaining the social and cultural circumstances and rules of namewriting. Antagonists like the MTA or the transit police are part of the content as well as first attempts to establish graffiti in the art world. In 2019 Castleman donated his archive to the Spanish associations INDAGUE and Contorno Urbano. After a successful crowdfunding campaign in 2025 the publishers did put together three publications aiming to honour his research and making material accessible that slept in Castleman’s archive for over 40 years: NASTY STUFF, Levantarse otra vez and Black & White Archive. The 64-paged softcover booklet is a collection of photos Castleman took while investigating the phenomenon, shots writers provided to him and a few from other photographers. They cover the late 1970s and early 1980s and spotlight the New York namewriting scene with atmospheric cityscape shots, inside tags, station shots, outside tags, throw-ups, posing writers, photos from barb wired yards, but also iconic cars from LEE or the 'The Retakin’ of Pelham123' end-to-end. In never before published photographs you can find works from SONIC, ZEPHYR, BS119, MARC, KID PANAMA, KRAZY, DUEL, CHI193, DEVO, INCA, IZ THE WIZ, CAP, BLADE, CODE7, PJAY, SEEN, MITCH77, DAZE, DURO, DUSTER, and others. Get yours at www.hitzerot.com #craigcastleman #craigcastlemangettingup #craigcastlemansblackandwhitearchive #newyorkgraffiti #graffitinewyork taken in New York, New York by @asoc.indague
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➔Imágenes de la instalación y la inauguración de «Los orígenes del graffiti en Nueva York a través del archivo de Craig Castleman» en @bastardo.coffeeshop en Aveiro en Portugal.   @asoc.indague @contorno_urbano @momentsfestival #coffeeshop #aveiro #cafe #coffee #specialtycoffee by @asoc.indague
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Craig Castleman – Getting Up Again (Forty Years Later) Now available at www.hitzerot.com In 1978 Craig Castleman worked as an English teacher at the Manhattan High School of Art and Design. Together with his students he started working on a publication on the topic they were most interested in: New York subway graffiti. The outcome was a small run publication called NASTY STUFF. It focused the work of graffiti writers and experiences he made taking photos and diving deeper into the local scene. It lead to the finalization (1979) and publication of his doctoral thesis in 1982: Getting Up: Subway Graffiti in New York. To this day Getting Up might be the most important scientific work in the field explaining the social and cultural circumstances and rules of namewriting. Levantarse otra vez: cuarenta años después (Getting Up Again: Forty Years Later) is a landscape format softcover which has first been released in 2019 after the publishers got in touch with Castleman and invited him to a tour through Spain. It contains 160 never before photographs from his archives which he took during the preparation for his PhD thesis. For the 2026 release of NASTY STUFF it was republished in the same format including forewords by the associations’ presidents Esteban Marín and Jaume Gómez Muños as well as an introduction by Craig Castleman on how Getting Up came to life. The 108 pages include a variety of shots featuring posse shots, inside tags, wholecars, panels, throw-ups, canvases, gallery impressions, station photos, walls, yard shots, gang writings and political slogans, characters, and more. It contains works from CAINE I (†), LEE, SAMO, FDT56, CHICHI133, SALSA, TRACY168 (†), CLIFF, COCO144, SJK171, MIKE171, EVA62, BARBARA62, STITCH I, EX VANDALS, SNAKE I, TUROK161, LSDॐ, IN, P.NUT2, BLADE, FUZZ (†), IZ THE WIZ (†), CAP, QUIK, SONIC, SKEME, MICO, PHASE2 (†), ALE, LORD138, MITCH77, PART 1, DONDI (†), SEEN, PJAY, SLAVE, and others. Get yours now at www.hitzerot.com #levantarseotravez #craigcastleman #gettingupagain #craigcastlemangettingup #graffitinewyork taken in New York, New York by @asoc.indague
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Craig Castleman – Getting Up Again (Forty Years Later) Now available at www.hitzerot.com In 1978 Craig Castleman worked as an English teacher at the Manhattan High School of Art and Design. Together with his students he started working on a publication on the topic they were most interested in: New York subway graffiti. The outcome was a small run publication called NASTY STUFF. It focused the work of graffiti writers and experiences he made taking photos and diving deeper into the local scene. It lead to the finalization (1979) and publication of his doctoral thesis in 1982: Getting Up: Subway Graffiti in New York. To this day Getting Up might be the most important scientific work in the field explaining the social and cultural circumstances and rules of namewriting. Levantarse otra vez: cuarenta años después (Getting Up Again: Forty Years Later) is a landscape format softcover which has first been released in 2019 after the publishers got in touch with Castleman and invited him to a tour through Spain. It contains 160 never before photographs from his archives which he took during the preparation for his PhD thesis. For the 2026 release of NASTY STUFF it was republished in the same format including forewords by the associations’ presidents Esteban Marín and Jaume Gómez Muños as well as an introduction by Craig Castleman on how Getting Up came to life. The 108 pages include a variety of shots featuring posse shots, inside tags, wholecars, panels, throw-ups, canvases, gallery impressions, station photos, walls, yard shots, gang writings and political slogans, characters, and more. It contains works from CAINE I (†), LEE, SAMO, FDT56, CHICHI133, SALSA, TRACY168 (†), CLIFF, COCO144, SJK171, MIKE171, EVA62, BARBARA62, STITCH I, EX VANDALS, SNAKE I, TUROK161, LSDॐ, IN, P.NUT2, BLADE, FUZZ (†), IZ THE WIZ (†), CAP, QUIK, SONIC, SKEME, MICO, PHASE2 (†), ALE, LORD138, MITCH77, PART 1, DONDI (†), SEEN, PJAY, SLAVE, and others. Get yours now at www.hitzerot.com #levantarseotravez #craigcastleman #gettingupagain #craigcastlemangettingup #graffitinewyork taken in New York, New York by @asoc.indague
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Craig Castleman – Getting Up Again (Forty Years Later) Now available at www.hitzerot.com In 1978 Craig Castleman worked as an English teacher at the Manhattan High School of Art and Design. Together with his students he started working on a publication on the topic they were most interested in: New York subway graffiti. The outcome was a small run publication called NASTY STUFF. It focused the work of graffiti writers and experiences he made taking photos and diving deeper into the local scene. It lead to the finalization (1979) and publication of his doctoral thesis in 1982: Getting Up: Subway Graffiti in New York. To this day Getting Up might be the most important scientific work in the field explaining the social and cultural circumstances and rules of namewriting. Levantarse otra vez: cuarenta años después (Getting Up Again: Forty Years Later) is a landscape format softcover which has first been released in 2019 after the publishers got in touch with Castleman and invited him to a tour through Spain. It contains 160 never before photographs from his archives which he took during the preparation for his PhD thesis. For the 2026 release of NASTY STUFF it was republished in the same format including forewords by the associations’ presidents Esteban Marín and Jaume Gómez Muños as well as an introduction by Craig Castleman on how Getting Up came to life. The 108 pages include a variety of shots featuring posse shots, inside tags, wholecars, panels, throw-ups, canvases, gallery impressions, station photos, walls, yard shots, gang writings and political slogans, characters, and more. It contains works from CAINE I (†), LEE, SAMO, FDT56, CHICHI133, SALSA, TRACY168 (†), CLIFF, COCO144, SJK171, MIKE171, EVA62, BARBARA62, STITCH I, EX VANDALS, SNAKE I, TUROK161, LSDॐ, IN, P.NUT2, BLADE, FUZZ (†), IZ THE WIZ (†), CAP, QUIK, SONIC, SKEME, MICO, PHASE2 (†), ALE, LORD138, MITCH77, PART 1, DONDI (†), SEEN, PJAY, SLAVE, and others. Get yours now at www.hitzerot.com #levantarseotravez #craigcastleman #gettingupagain #craigcastlemangettingup #graffitinewyork taken in New York, New York by @asoc.indague
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➔  El graffiti invadió @bastardo.coffeeshop ! Por primera vez en Portugal, Bastardo Coffee Shop acoge una exposición fotográfica inédita que te transporta a los orígenes del grafiti en Nueva York. El archivo fotográfico pertenece a Craig Castleman, profesor de Manhattan y autor de la primera tesis doctoral sobre este movimiento urbano. La colección reúne cientos de imágenes históricas. En Bastardo Coffee Shop se exhiben varias fotografías en blanco y negro y en color, incluyendo registros analógicos que solo se han expuesto una vez anteriormente: en Málaga, en 2019. ➔  La exposición está en Bastardo Coffee Shop, en Aveiro, del 20 de julio al 1 de agosto, en horario de 09:00 a 17:00 horas. Si estás por Portugal estos días, eres amante del grafiti, la fotografía o la cultura urbana, esta es una oportunidad que no puedes dejar pasar. Ve a Bastardo Coffee Shop y viaja al Nueva York de los años 70. #coffeeshop #aveiro #cafe #coffee #specialtycoffee by @asoc.indague
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