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A History of Street Art
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2721
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Art in the streets (including graffiti, murals, stickers,
and paste-ups) gives voice to marginalized
communities, shapes urban environments, and
challenges institutional norms. This course explores
graffiti and street art in the U.S. and around the
world, examining their histories, motivations, and
social impact. Participants will consider the rise of
global mural movements, efforts to preserve and
present street art, and its evolving role in activism,
community identity, and social change.
Heather Shirey
, PhD, is a Professor of Art History at the University
of St. Thomas in Minnesota. Her research explores race and
identity, migration and diasporas, and the role of monuments,
memorials, and street art in shaping public space. As part of the
Urban Art Mapping team, she co-created the George Floyd and
Anti-Racist Street Art Database. Her work examines how street
art documents collective experience and functions as activism,
healing, and critical engagement.
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Class Details
6 Session(s)
Weekly - Wed
Location
NA - Online
Instructor
TBD Instructor
 
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ONLINE: This course meets online through the Osher Online platform.
Fee:
$75.00
Schedule Information
Date(s)
Class Days
Times
Location
Instructor(s)
4/1/2026 - 5/6/2026
Weekly - Wed
11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
N/A - Online
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