| GINGKO PRESS | STREET ART BOOK |
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| “True art is never where it is expected to be: in places where no one considers it, nor names it. Monsieur Art hates to be recognized and greeted by his name. He walks around everywhere: everyone has already met him, jostles him at every junction ten times a day; but no one would ever think it could be him Monsieur Art himself, of whom so much good has been said. That’s because he doesn’t look like Monsieur Art. The false Monsieur Art pretends to be the true; but in fact the true doesn’t pretend at all. Thus people tend to err. Many people err.” |
| Jean Dubuffet. “L’art brut préféré aux arts culturels”. Art brut collection at René Drouin Gallery. Paris, FR. 1949 |
| The Art of Rebellion 2 World of Urban Art Activism |