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Forney (fonds spécialisé dans les arts plastiques et
graphiques, les arts décoratifs et artisanats et les techniques
des métiers) : Bibliothèque Publique d'Information (Centre Georges Pompidou). Son catalogue est consultable en ligne. Artazart Librairie en ligne spécialisée dans les arts graphiques Artem 9 bd Sébastopol 75001 Paris 01 42 36 24 20 Librairie
Eyrolles Grand choix de livres sur l'informatique. Au sous-sol, rayon
consacré à la typographie Le Moniteur
Librairie spécialisée dans l'architecture
GRAPHISME DE RUE Graphisme
de rue
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Seuil, 2002 Juan Carlos Mena, Oscar Reyes www.sensacional.com.mx Plus de 300 images. Textes de David Byrne et Hervé di Rosa.
Hatje Cantz Publishers, 2002 Florian Bohm, Luca Pizzaroni, Wolfgang Scheppe
Editorial Gustavo Gili SA, 2001 America Sanchez
Thames and Hudson, 2001 Barry Dawson
"Nowhere is the visual cornucopia of street graphics more striking than in India, where a continuous gallery of images reflects the country's rich cultural diversity. From the Arabian Sea to the Indian Ocean, from the northern Himalayas to its southernmost tip, the subcontinent's overwhelming profusion of art and design excites the eyes. Street furniture, architecture, transport, billboards, posters, packaging, animals, and people are all used as the media of calculated design and spontaneous expression. Ancient or modern, permanent or transient, India's street art has evolved in a myriad of styles reflecting regional variation and concerns. Barry Dawson's photographs are not only a colorful journey through India's cities, towns, and villages, but also a graphic celebration of its creative street culture, an inspirational sourcebook of vibrant ideas for students and practitioners of art and design, as well as a lively visual record for visitors. 154 color photographs."
Laurence King Publishing, 2003 Keith Lovergrove
'"From Mumbai to Chennai and from Kochi to Karachi, from the humble signwriter to the blue-chip advertising agency, the creative industries of India entice and inform a population of over one billion. In this crowded, colourful world, innovation is often born of necessity and scant resources, and can result in the very clever or the completely ridiculous. The most exciting graphic work has been singled out by the keen eye of Keith Lovegrove on his journey through India. He lovingly documents a wide range of vernacular graphics and commercial art from the personalized bodywork of vehicles through to advertising hoardings; from political posters to lavish Bollywood publicity. The result is a celebration of the huge variety of graphic work that Lovegrove found in this densely populated landscape and a reflection of the religious, political and cultural diversity recorded in specially commisioned photography. "
Thames and Hudson, 2001 Barry Dawson
Beyond the
ideology, this is the venue to enjoy the nostalgia of the chrome trim
and high tail fins of 1950s automobiles, the locale for Cohiba cigars,
pre-Revolution enamel Coke signs, the ever-popular Bacardi rum and all
the excitement of the Buena Vista Social Club."
Thames and Hudson, 2002 Barry Dawson
Thames and Hudson, 2002 Barry Dawson "New York is the world capital of street graphics – a creative kaleidoscope of signs, graffiti, murals and advertising. Its innovative ideas, styles and media quickly become international trends. Street Graphics New York captures the city's cultural diversity – jazz age elegance, brash sixties Pop Art, hip-hop graffiti, anarchic stencil and sticker art. New York's landmark's are appropriated for chic fashion advertising and and iconic tourist souvenirs, and here too is the city's 9/11 experience, up on the walls in emotionally charged imagery."
Thames and Hudson Barry Dawson
"The
street graphics of modern Egypt reflect three distinct cultures and visual
styles: ancient Egyptian imagery, a developing Western international style,
and the traditional Arabic calligraphy of Egypt's Islamic majority.
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Sensacional!
Le design populaire mexicain
"Sensacional
est un recueil d'images prises dans des villages, sur des routes et dans
des villes du Mexique et d'imprimés comme des prospectus, des étiquettes
et des bandes dessinées. Leur caractéristique commune est
leur facture: les auteurs ne suivent ni les règles de l'Académie
ni les conventions de la composition plastique et encore moins les dernières
modes. En cela, leur travail a un style. L'imagination des propriétaires
ou les idées pour attirer l'attention du consommateur sur les avantages
ou les particularités de leurs produits donnent presque toujours
un produit hybride issu de la combinaison entre la technique utilisée
et l'audace."
Endcommercial
- Reading the City
"Between
urban structures and individual existence, organic and improvised systems
emerge. Situated beyond the sophisticated economy and below a level of
recognition, they are familiar yet paradoxically invisible. The ordinariness
of certain objects is so ubiquitous that they fail to evoke reflection:
construction barriers, ads on buses, traffic signs, LCD displays, chained-up
bicycles, the façades of stores, subway maps. Endcommerical / Reading
the City conducts a visual research project of urban street territory,
compiling signs, objects, and codes within grammatical relationships that
unveil embedded social conditions and contradictions. Taking New York
as a paradigmatic urban alphabet, Endcommercial / Reading the City orders
a seemingly endless array of informal and empirical photographs, demonstrating
the distinction between an unconscious visualization of singularities
and an intelligent perception of generality. Initiated by the commercial,
subject to fictionalization, it is a reference tool engaged in the thoughtful
renewal of our visual vocabulary, opposed to the omnipresent iconography
we process everyday. "
Barcelona
Grafica 
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America Sanchez a photographié et mis en page pas moins de 1835
exemples de l'art graphique urbain de Barcelone: enseignes, numéros
d'immeubles, détails architecturaux, pictogrammes...qui illustrent
les usages de la ville et la rendent lisible. Il a ainsi tiré de
l'anonymat une multitude d'artistes graphiques spontanés et a inauguré
un nouveau champ d'étude de la vie quotidienne. Un regard superficiel
n'y verrait qu'une simple collection de curiosités, produits de
l'inventivité populaire. Un regard plus attentif decouvrira un
véritable trésor graphique."
Inde Graphique
Graphicswallah:
Graphics in India
Cuba Graphique
"Much
of today’s most exuberant, most creative and most telling imagery
is all around us, in the street. Cuba has a unique place in these international
street galleries. Its colonial past and its Revolution, invoked everywhere
in utopian images, have created something vibrantly distinct. 
Tokyo Graphique
New
York Graphique
Street
Graphics: Egypt
