DETAILS, FICTION AND STREET ART

"Graffiti is often a sporadic, unlawful, typically nameless and fleeting sort of intervention within the dominant tradition. When read through parallel to political occasions and, In such cases, go through in mild of 'Formal' women's and lesbian feminist herstory, it gets the most available medium of resistance, remarkably resistant to institutiona

For both equally Bowen and Hvala these special favourable attributes of graffiti are closely reliant on its place in urban public spaces. Art critic and curator Johannes Stahl argues the public context is crucial for Street Artwork being political, since "it transpires in places which can be accessible to all [and] it employs a means of expression