Masters of Street Art: Art without Frame

Discover the fascinating world of street art with the impressive illustrated book “Masters of Street Art: Art without a Frame” by Michael Harker and Dr. Suzanne Bäumler. This outstanding book offers a captivating visual journey into the urban art scene and presents monumental works by internationally renowned artists such as Tamara Alves and Bordalo II in their exciting interaction with their surroundings. The opulent illustrated book functions as an elegant coffee table book and captures the dynamic, vibrant art form in large-format photographs that impressively depict the interplay between street art and architecture.

Street art has long since become as important as classical painting, and this illustrated book celebrates the cultural diversity and creative innovation of this art form, which is flourishing in cities from Paris to Lisbon to São Paulo. Informative texts and insightful quotes complement the visual journey of discovery and encourage readers to look at cities from a new perspective. “Masters of Street Art” not only sheds light on the art itself, but also highlights the influence of international festivals such as Vienna's “Calle Libre” as pioneers of the movement.

The works presented in the book impressively express the vulnerability of humans and nature, with artists such as Bordalo II using plastic and garbage to create the animals of their endangered habitats. This book is an essential collector's item for lovers of contemporary pop and street art and will enrich any quality library or coffee table collection. Be inspired by the world's largest open-air gallery in one volume and discover the diversity and vibrancy of street art.

Born in Munich, Germany, Michael Harker discovered his passion for photography after a long career as a management consultant. A self-taught photographer, he focuses on the beauty of everyday life, creating a unique perspective on the world of street art.