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Trespass: a History of Uncommissioned Urban Art Carlo McCormick

Trespass: a History of Uncommissioned Urban Art By Carlo McCormick

Trespass: a History of Uncommissioned Urban Art by Carlo McCormick


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About Carlo McCormick

Carlo McCormick is a pop culture critic, curator and Senior Editor of Paper magazine. His numerous books, monographs and catalogs include Beautiful Losers: Contemporary Art and Street Culture, The Downtown Book: The New York Art Scene 1974-1984, and Dondi White: Style Master General. His work has appeared in Art in America, Art News, Artforum and many other publications. Marc and Sara Schiller founded Wooster Collective in 2001, a website that celebrates and plays a crucial role in documenting otherwise ephemeral street art. Based in New York City, the collective curated most of the contemporary images in Trespass. Its Wooster On Paper series presents the work of international artists in limited edition books. Ethel Seno received her BA in the College of Letters from Wesleyan University before teaming with TASCHEN, where she worked with William Claxton on Jazzlife and New Orleans 1960, and David LaChapelle on Artists & Prostitutes and Heaven to Hell. Having grown up in Tokyo, she feels most at home in urban environments and currently resides in Los Angeles.

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GOR004694883
9783836509640
3836509644
Trespass: a History of Uncommissioned Urban Art by Carlo McCormick
Used - Very Good
Hardback
Taschen GmbH
20100925
320
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