Women Street Artists: 24 Contemporary Graffiti and Mural Art highlights the power, creativity and diversity of female street artists around the world. This is the first book to focus entirely on female perspectives in street art – and it clearly shows that the scene is far from male-dominated.
The book brings together 24 artists from five continents, presented through colorful photos and personal interviews conducted by award-winning journalist Alessandra Mattanza. Here are works on everything from walls and sidewalks to prison environments and silos, where the artists tackle themes such as empowerment, feminism, body norms, racism and climate issues.
You will meet, among others:
– Tatyana Fazlalizadeh (USA), known for site-specific works about how people experience race and gender in their environments.
– Faith XLVII (South Africa), whose works carry a strong longing for nature and the feminine.
– Camilla Falsini (Italy), who uses playful colors and shapes to raise environmental messages.
– Shamsia Hassani (Afghanistan), a pioneer in Afghan street art who creates powerful murals where women are allowed to take their place and express themselves.
With over 300 images, this is a book that both inspires and provides a clear picture of how female artists shape – and challenge – the street art scene.
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