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Speaking Through Graffiti in Kazakhstan

Written byMahina Shodizoda
Read this post in Español, македонски, Português, عربي
Posted 15 March 2014 11 years ago
Graffiti by Repas Workshop, image used with permission.

Graffiti by Repas Workshop, image used with permission.

Over the last ten years, a street art group based in Almaty, Kazakhstan, has been using graffiti to express ideas and statements. The group, Repas Workshop, presents [ru] the most recent examples of their impressive graffiti artworks in a blog.

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