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Unsanctioned ink: graffiti power and public memory

WHAT started as emancipatory self-expression was soon subjected to the dominant aesthetic regime. What started as ‘chika mara,’ a signifier of direct state repression, was soon turned into a sanctioned practice. But graffiti remains graffiti by virtue of its unsanctioned nature — the defiance and the subversive potential it...

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