Graffiti—and its role in cities—has spawned countless movies, museum exhibits, books. But what about its scrappier cousin, sticker art? In the 1980s and ’90s, “sticker bombing,” also known as ...
My interest in sticker bombing as a subculture grew from a conversation I had with one of my students in Seattle. She was about to apply for college, and while helping her with her application essay, ...
"I don't think the Postal Service has caught on to this," photographer Martha Cooper says over the phone. That is: Officials haven't caught on to the fact that street artists are stealing postage ...
RICHMOND, Va. — Richmond artist Ian Hess is kicking off a month-long, multi-layered art project that puts sticker culture in the spotlight. The series “Hello My Name Is,” which kicks off at Gallery5 ...
If you thought stickers were just something scored after a successful visit to the pediatrician or a way to humble brag that you’ve voted, then the multifaceted underground sticker community may come ...
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Fringe exhibition celebrates the art of stickers
Placed neatly within boxes in football books, stuck to the back of phones or stretched across skateboards - everyone has their own childhood memories with stickers. Gideon Liddiard, a photographer ...
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