Stick no bills! - But they do past a increasing number of stickers, paper cut-outs and other works. Street Art is an issue over the past years.

Discussions about illegality, the inner-scenic ethos of the non-commercialisation and the (re-)capturing of the public space are nearly as old as Street Art itself.

Nevertheless or exactly for that reason ROLLING URBS 72 takes a look at the topic and approaches the subject from a different angle: the effect of Street Art in the public.  

What effect develops the as planes of projection used walls on the environment, the quarter or the city? In which places occurs the highest activity and why? What kind of interaction between art and city exist?

Can the artform open a new perspective in handling shrinking cities?

Aside from one-sided stigmatization as an illegal annoyance or as a release of the public space we want to clear a space for discourse.

We open a trilateral dialogue between Germany, Romania and Poland. Beside scientific analysis the knowledge generation by joint activity is the major aspect.

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ROLLING URBS 72

Think Street Art urban.