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Stencil Graffiti - Tristan Manco crime culture and artistic side ofStencil Graffiti by Tristan Manco (2002) is the definitive early 2000s document of the global stencil art movement the book that turned a once underground form of street protest into a recognized art practice. Manco, a graphic designer and longtime observer of urban art, takes readers through the origins of stencil graffiti from the politically charged walls of 1970s Paris to the bombed out backstreets of Bristol, Buenos Aires, and Melbourne. The book