[Air-L] - readings: street art, graffiti and new media networks

[Christophe Prieur]

Hi Esther,

> i wonder if anyone could suggest some critical readings that explore  
> how graffiti and street artists use blogs, SNS, youtube etc to  
> create artist based networks and communities?

Maxime Crépel works on folksonomies, especially the way people use  
tags.  We work together on flickr tags with social network analysis  
and have started to look at some streetart flickr groups.
Well, it won't help you much since it's just at its very beginning :)
Anyway we're interested in the answers you will get...

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   Christophe Prieur,                                        prieur at liafa.jussieu.fr
   Liafa, Université Paris-Diderot
   [user experience research, social networks, (large) graph algorithms]
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Le 23 janv. 09 à 06:17, Esther Milne a écrit :

> hi all,
>
> i wonder if anyone could suggest some critical readings that explore  
> how graffiti and street artists use blogs, SNS, youtube etc to  
> create artist based networks and communities?
>
> much appreciated!
> cheers,
> Esther
>
> Dr Esther Milne
> Lecturer in Media and Communications
> Convenor, Media Honours Program
> Faculty of Life and Social Sciences
> Swinburne University of Technology
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