Street Art and Democracy in Latin America
- 280 pages
- 10 hours of reading
The book examines the role of street art in promoting democracy across five Latin American cities. It highlights how artists use public spaces to express dissent and engage citizens, fostering awareness and accountability. The author discusses the interaction between local authorities and artists, suggesting that democratic governance can emerge when both parties collaborate on public space management. Ultimately, it posits that under certain conditions, street art can enhance democratic practices and contribute to a more participatory political landscape.
