hier ein paar schicke buchempfehlungen aus der stickergalaxie.
einige davon nur in englisch weil nur so von den verlagen zu haben.
hochachtungs-dankeschöns und großen hutzieh an die jeweiligen verlage für ihre unterstüzung.
in diesem sinne, viel vergnügen beim schmöckernsssssst und hulatanzende grüße,
los hatchos




Stickers...from the first international sticker awards
Hrsg: Andreas Ullrich / Wildsmile Studios

Ausstattung: vollfarbig, softcover, sticker sheet insert
Preis: € 29,90 / $ 40,00 / £ 23,99
ISBN: 978-3-89955-151-8

Stickers surround us. Whether stuck to walls, signs, mailboxes and other elements of urban furniture, or to car bumpers, helmets and messenger bags, they represent a growing culture fascinated by the various forms and expressions, the myriad of messages, or the lack thereof.
This book explores the fetish. From the designers and artists that create the stickers to represent their work and ideas, to the collectors and members of the new generation which utilize them to assert there own individual style. Stickers have become a new form of communication.
This book is divided into various sections including: Urban Art, Cutie, Bumper, Artistic, and more. Includes work by: Airside, APE, Alife, Beatservice, Buro-destruct, Build, Delaware, Devilrobots, Flipsflopflyin, Garrettch, Gwg, Groovisions, Happypets, Issey Miyake, Peepshow, Rinzen, Michael Lau, Shepard Fairey, Sticker Nation, Moshino Katsura, Deanne Cheung and Young Kim.

256 pp with 100 stickers, 215 x 150 mm
640 color illus., 988-97054-4-3
EUR 49,90
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All Right Reserved
Sticker Graphics 2

Sticker Mania is back again! For the original fans of the muchloved All You Need is Sticker Graphics comes this new collection of arresting and dy-no-mite designs in sticky art.
Stuck on sboards, suitcases, guitars, cars, stationery, street signs, helmets & more, stickers have always been the more ubiquitous siblings of graffiti. A thriving subculture in their own right, stickers continue to proliferate and mutate with urban trends & creative impulses.
This package comes in plastic case w/DVD in 4 different colors: Green, Orange, Pink and White. Participating artists include: Kazuhide Abe/ Akinori Oishi/ ATAQUE/ Buro Destruct/ CENTRAL 67/ Devilro- bots/ DOMA/ Hanakuma Factory/ Jeremyville/ Mad Barbarians/ Moshino/ Power Graphixx/ Polygraph/ Punk Drunkers/ Rollingth- under/ Shinbo Yoshiaki/ Shukuya Fumiko/ Tomoaki Ryuh/ Tomoyuki Washino/ Toshifumi Tanabu/ Tycoon Graphics/ Will Sweeney

240 Pages
Pb incl. Stickers & Appliques & CD
165 x 210 mm
ISBN-13: 978-988-99001-2-0
49,90 Euro
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Maite Lafuente
Proud 2Be a Sticker

Following the success of its predecessor, “Proud 2be a Flyer”, “Proud 2be a Sticker” now celebrates the humble decal and it’s use as the badge of choice for a host of independent artists and producers... Full colour examples are featured from the vaults of underground giants such as Stussy, Fresh Jive, Fuct, X-Large, SSUR, Futura Lab, etc... A cross section of rare imagery that shows stickers can be more than just “adhesive advertising”.

220 Pages Paperback
241 x 298 mm
250 Color Illustrations
ISBN/ISBN 13: 88-86416-65-2 / 978-88-86416-65-8
39,90 Euro
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PEEL 9780979554605

Stickers have long been a part of the street art scene, but PEEL was the first magazine to document this aspect of graffiti. Inspired by the wealth of stickers they saw all over New York City when they traveled there to help with the September 11^th cleanup, Dave and Holly Coombs have never been able to look at stickers the same way since.
Having evolved from a hand-made zine stuffed into plastic bags to a glossy magazine with global reach, this book documents the development of PEEL and the development of sticker culture, as the two are intimately linked.




Sticker City 9780500286685

For forty years city streets have been home to the modern graffiti movement, but the new century has witnessed a new creative explosion. Walls, phone booths, guttering, traffic signs – the full range of surfaces that make up the astonishingly vibrant street canvas is now adorned with hand-painted or crafted posters and stickers. This book takes in the world, from Prague to Philadelphia, Berlin to Barcelona, to meet the great names in this exciting subset of street art and to find the creative custodians of the new sticker cities.

Graffiti art is constantly changing. Fresh coats of paint and newly pasted posters appear overnight in cities across the world. New artists, new ideas and new tactics displace faded images in a perpetual process of renewal and metamorphosis.
Current graffiti art is more reflective of the world around it. Using new materials and techniques, its innovators are creating an original language of forms and images infused with contemporay graphic design and illustration. Fluent in branding and graphic imagery, they have been replacing tags with more personal logos and shifting from typographic to iconographic forms of communication.
Street Logos is a worldwide celebration of developments in 21^st century graffiti, a fun and funky sourcebook for all art and design professionals, and a must-buy for anyone who revels in the vitality of the street.




Art Of Rebellion - The World of Street Art
Edited By Stylefile

Street art has literally taken over the world in recent years: Tokyo, Paris, Brussels, Los Angeles, Hamburg, Munich, Rome have all been "liberated" by artists who are as motivated by artists who are as motivated by the drive to invent new forms as they are to create new images.
The Art of Rebellion features street art in many new mediums; from wheat paste flyers, to stickers, spraycan and stencil art and interesting hybrids that fall somewhere in between.
Provocateurs such as Space Invader, Above, Lefunk, Honet and East Eric use diverse techniques to spread their individual iconography around the world. In the Art of Rebellion nothing is sacred and projects include bathrooms painted gold, battle tanks painted pink and cities plastered with pictures of toasters.

144 pages, Hardcovers, 228 X 165 mm
250 Color Illustrations, English/German
1-58423-157-2
ca. 24,90 EUR
Publisches September 2003
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C100
The Art of Rebellion 2 World of Urban Art Activism

The Art of Rebellion 2 features an up to the minute international survey of street art, spotlighting dozens of new and unknown protagonists alongside many well known and respected artists who have been at it for years.Since the publication of the first volume, there has been a surge in street art activity and a growing awareness of the art form in´the public eye; this volume takes the reader on a lush visual journey through that artistic explosion and features tons of new work with original styles, techniques and intent.
The book also presents a selection of the best exhibitions & collaborations between artists and apparel and fashion brands.

208 pages Hardcover
241 x 278 mm
100’s of Color illustrations
ISBN/ISBN-13: 3-9809909-4-x / 978-3-9809909-4-3
34.90 Euro
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Skateboard Stickers

Every skateboarder wants to have the hottest graphics on his or her board.But the wear and tear of the skater's grind naturally makes it difficult to keep your graphics bold and dynamic. Thus were skateboard stickers born.
Virtually every skateboarder has a sticker collection of some sort, either on a bedroom door or on the refrigerator or in a shoe box. Stickers became extremely important in the late eighties and early nineties when many smaller, skater-owned companies emerged. Thanks to the low cost and ease with which they can be produced, stickers are an easy way to get brands noticed. Virtually every board graphic is also available in sticker form, and with graphics only having a shelf life of around six months, and hundreds of companies and thousands of boards available, it's easy to see why they are so collectable.
"Skateboard Stickers" celebrates the use of stickers in skateboarding. Showing the full spectrum of skate sticker art, it brings together over 350 of the most memorable stickers ever produced. From Wes Humpston and Dogtown's stickers in the 1970s to Birdo at Consolidated's 'Don't Do It' sticker campaign, the book features the best designs, …

Verlag: B&T                  
ISBN-10: 1856693791                      
ISBN-13: 978-1856693790




Izastikup

„Inspiriert durch Graffiti, Poster und das Web bekommen Sticker immer mehr Aufmerksamkeit als Künstlerisches Phänomen... Ein Aufkleber kann morgens in New York entworfen werden und per Mail nach Paris geschickt werden. Dort gedruckt, klebt er schon am Nachmittag auf einem Mülleimer am Champs-Elysees.“ Samantha Storey (New York Times)
Sticker kreieren und sie auf jeden erdenklich freien Raum zu kleben hat sich zu einer echten Subkultur entwickelt und nutzen den öffentlichen Raum für ihre eigene Message. Das Buch IZAstickup präsentiert Dir eine einzigartige und umfangreiche Sammlung internationaler Sticker. Mehr als 6000 Aufkleber von Künstlern rund um den Globus findest Du auf den über 200 Seiten, die in stimmungsvolle Collagen angeordnet sind. Definitiv eines der Besten Bücher zur Stickerkultur.

208 Seiten | Vollfarbig | Hardcover | 22 x 29 cm | Sprache: Englisch
Autor: BO130, The Don, Microbo
Verlag: Drago Books




Skatesticker

Die Arbeit von Pamela Pachl entdeckt ein Feld künstlerischer Formen, die sich längst jenseits der anwendungsbezogenen Graphik als Sammlerobjekte in hochdifferenzierten Subkulturen etabliert haben. Thema dieser Arbeit sind Skatesticker. Skatesticker sind graphisch gestaltete Aufkleber, die im Besonderen in der Subkultur der Skater gesammelt, gehandelt und verehrt werden. Hergestellt werden die Sticker von Skatecompanys. Ursprünglich zu Werbezwecken produziert, wurden die Sticker zu einem autonomen Ausdruckszeichen des Skater-Lifestyles. Aufgrund der Qualität der graphischen und ästhetischen Gestaltung verlangt dieses Phänomen der Neuzeit geradezu nach einer wissenschaftlichen Untersuchung. Pamela Pachl hat hier ein neues, bisher nicht institutionell legitimiertes Feld entdeckt, seine Konturen und verschiedene Aspekte seiner internen Struktur beschrieben. Dieses Buch richtet sich sowohl an Wissenschaftler verschiedenster Fachrichtungen, wie Kunstwissenschaft, Germanistik und Soziologie als auch an Skater und an der Skateboardkultur Interessierte.