Hijacking Banksy: a discussion about ethical research practice within the street art world

Peter Bengtsen

Hijacking Banksy: a discussion about ethical research practice within the street art world

Division of Art History and Visual Studies

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Abstract

Taking as its point of departure an article entitled "Tagging Banksy: using geographic profiling to investigate a modern art mystery" which was published in Journal of Spatial Science in March 2016, the present keynote paper aims to open up a discussion about ethical research practice within the street art world and the implications for street art researchers when such practice is violated.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2016 Jun 16
Event	Street Art & Urban Creativity - Faculty of Fine Arts in Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal Duration: 2016 Jun 16 → 2016 Jun 18

Conference

Conference	Street Art & Urban Creativity
Country/Territory	Portugal
City	Lisbon
Period	2016/06/16 → 2016/06/18

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Humanities
Art History
Social Sciences

Free keywords

Graffiti
street art
street art studies
research ethics
Methodology
Research Method
research methodology

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1 Article

Hijacking Banksy: using a contemporary art mystery to increase academic readership
Bengtsen, P., 2016 Dec, In: Street Art & Urban Creativity Scientific Journal. 2, 1, p. 60-66 7 p.
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