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This, the sixth volume in the series 'Studies in Contemporary and Historical Archaeology', assembles a series of innovative studies in the historical archaeology of graffiti. Contents: 1) Wild Signs: An Introduction (Jeff Oliver and Tim Neal); 2) Basque Aspen Carvings: The Biggest Little Secret of Western USA (Joxe Mallea-Olaetxe); 3) Elbow Grease and Time to Spare: The Place of Tree Carving (Jeff Oliver and Tim Neal); 4) Magic Markers: The Evocative Potential of Carvings on Stanton Moor Edge, Derbyshire, UK (Stella McGuire); 5) Traces of Presence and Pleading: Approaches to the Study of Graffiti at Tewkesbury Abbey (Kirsty Owen); 6) Signs of the Times: Nineteenth - Twentieth Century Graffiti in the Farms of the Yorkshire Wolds (Katherine Giles and Melanie Giles); 7. 'What the Frak is F**k?' A Thematic Reading of the Graffiti of Bristol (Travis G. Parno); 8) 'Theo Loves Doris': Wild-Signs in Landscape and Heritage Context (John Schofield); 9) Painting The River's Margins (Tiago Matos Silva); 10) In London You're Never More Than 10 Feet from a Rat (Stencil): The Rat and Urban Folklore (Paul Cowdell); 11) Afterword (Victor Buchli).
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George Taylor
reviewed Wild Signs: Graffiti in Archaeology and History on February 28, 2011 Wild Signs: Graffiti in Archaeology and History
I quite enjoyed this book. I know virtually nothing about painting or sculpture but found this book to be quite interesting. I read the Blast! collection by Alexander Berkman a month or so back and this was a neat book to read soon after because they discuss different but overlapping aspects of the anarchist movement in north america during WWI. Antliff knows his anarchism and writes convincingly of the impact of anarchism on art in the USA. Also, of related interest, I appreciated and was intrigued by the overlap with the Modern School movement. Good stuff. This is Antliff's "academic" book. I assume most readers would prefer Antliff's other title "Anarchy and Art" because its topic is broader and the book more affordable.
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