Street Art and the War on Terror: How the World's Best Graffiti Artists Said No to the Iraq War

This hardcover edition is in good condition, with no dust jacket. The cover shows minor wear consistent with age, but the binding remains strong. The pages are clean and free from inscriptions or markings. Overall, this copy is well-preserved and suitable for collectors and enthusiasts of political art and history.

"Street Art and the War on Terror: How the World's Best Graffiti Artists Said No to the Iraq War" by Xavier A. Tàpies was published by Rebellion Books in London in 2007. This hardcover edition explores the intersection of street art and political protest, focusing on how graffiti artists worldwide responded to the Iraq War. The book provides a compelling visual and narrative account of how art can serve as a form of resistance and commentary on global events. While the edition details are minimal, the book's focus on a significant historical and cultural moment makes it a valuable addition to collections on contemporary art and political history. This copy lacks a dust jacket but remains in good physical condition, with clean pages and a sturdy binding.