Graffiti A Children's Guide to the Origins of Hip Hop

A Foundation in Urban Expression

This volume traces the foundational history of the graffiti movement from its 1970s origins in New York City to its status as a cornerstone of global hip-hop culture. It serves as an accessible archive of the pioneers and visual languages that redefined public space for a new generation of creators.

• Katya Scott and Alan Ket
• Graffiti: A Children's Guide to the Origins of Hip Hop
• Hardcover
• 7.5 x 9.5 inches
• 48 pages
• First edition
• Published by Dokument Press featuring archival photography and historical narratives