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Speaking Through Graffiti in Kazakhstan

Posted 15 March 2014 14:43 GMT
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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Written byMahina Shodizoda

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