MOSES & TAPS' GRAFFITI AVANTGARDE

MOSES & TAPS' GRAFFITI AVANTGARDE provides an in-depth insight into MOSES & TAPS™ wide-ranging work between 2011 and 2020 on 544 pages with over 2,000 photos in ten chapters and a multitude of exciting and profound texts. The book shows how they managed the balancing act between trainbombing and being artists and makes it clear why these two worlds do not have to be opposites.

The monograph begins with an interview of MOSES & TAPS™ by criminologist Ike, who explores the question of what actually constitutes the graffiti avant-garde, who they are, what their goals are and what drives them.

Details:

• Hardcover with hot foil stamping on iridescent linen cover (blue thread on yellow fabric)
• Portrait format, 24.7 × 28.5 cm; 4.5 cm
• 544 pages
• Text: German/English
• Weight: approx. 3000 g
• Four paper changes: 120g uncoated paper, 150g glossy paper, 150g matt paper (with UV spot varnish)
• Printed and bound in Germany
• Edition: 2020
• Guest authors: Alias the Boss, Edward Nightingale, Ike, Katharina Galladé, Larissa Kikol, Niels Shoe Meulman, Pietro Rivasi, Robert Kaltenhäuser and Tania di Britta

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