Rooted in rebellion and street culture, the rise of graffiti—from figures like Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring to global protest movements—found an unlikely home in a formal setting with the creation of Wynwood Walls. Details Founded in 2009 by Tony Goldman, the project transformed a neglected Miami warehouse district into the world’s leading street art destination and a model for urban renewal. The book captures 15 years of this evolution, blending unseen photography with insights from artists like Shepard Fairey and curator Jessica Goldman Srebnick. By Jessica Goldman Srebnick Hardcover 284 pages9.84 x 12.99 x 1.18 inches
Rooted in rebellion and street culture, the rise of graffiti—from figures like Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring to global protest movements—found an unlikely home in a formal setting with the creation of Wynwood Walls. Details Founded in 2009 by Tony Goldman, the project transformed a neglected Miami warehouse district into the world’s leading street art destination and a model for urban renewal. The book captures 15 years of this evolution, blending unseen photography with insights from artists like Shepard Fairey and curator Jessica Goldman Srebnick. By Jessica Goldman Srebnick Hardcover 284 pages9.84 x 12.99 x 1.18 inches