… ’ aesthetic politics. Prior to mixing paintings, newspapers, oilcloth or clock parts, it mixes the
strangeness of the aesthetic experience with the becoming-life of art and the becoming-art of …

… is a domain where politics and aesthetics merge. More specifically, I argue that street art should
be … to the authoritarian aesthetics that is embedded in political discourse about decorum. …

… ’ aesthetic politics. Prior to mixing paintings, newspapers, oilcloth or clock parts, it mixes the
strangeness of the aesthetic experience with the becoming-life of art and the becoming-art of …

… , aesthetics and art work, an endeavour that seeks to suggest that urbanists should take art
… as the outcome of both material deprivation and aesthetic judgement. Here, I ask what work …

… It seems that street art enables the democratization of art and a move away from the … Yet,
the dialectics of individualization makes street art struggle with that notion (we have street art …

… aesthetics and visual criminology intersect, it is the cultural practices known as graffiti and
street art … centuries, the activities known as street art and graffiti are associated with relatively …

… aesthetic by controlling street art? I will examine how the Melbourne City Council's attempt
to preserve street art … homogenised production of space and an 'aesthetic of authority.' I will …

… A history of aesthetic politics, understood in this sense, has to take into account the way in
which these major forms stand in opposition to one another or intermingle. I am thinking, for …

… , and by its close ties with realism, an aesthetic form that was truly accessible to 'the people'.
… that aesthetic canon. The appropriate focus of a criticism so motivated was the individual art…

… between the aesthetics of rule and the aesthetics of resistance. … street art, we can learn
something about the political opinions… , street art has a long tradition as a source of both political …