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

Subject classification (UKÄ)

Humanities and the Arts
Art History (including Textile and Fashion Design Studies)
Social Sciences

Free keywords

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

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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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