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Is graffiti vandalism, or is it a vibrant art form? Eight writers illuminate this question, including Luca Barcellona, whose students analyzed graffiti's strokes like classical calligraphy. Other articles show how graffiti differs geographically, through the decades and paralleling hip hop. The 36-page issue was edited by Joanna Homrighausen.

Writing on Walls: Calligraphy and Graffiti (Spring 2024, Vol.46 No.1)

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