Lonely Planet Details Street Art Locations Around the Globe in New Guidebook

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Lonely Planet Street Art Guidebook

Street art has always been an important fixture in HYPEBEAST culture, and now the travel guide experts at Lonely Planet have given the burgeoning realm its due recognition with a guidebook devoted solely to scoping out the finest examples of this most democratic art form around the world. Covering over 40 cities around the world from London and Melbourne to San Francisco, the book covers the works of street art’s most prolific personalities such as Banksy and Invader. The likes of Blek Le Rat, FAILE and Faith47 also give their thoughts in in-depth interviews. Dialing in at 224 pages, Lonely Planet’s Street Art is now available online for $20 USD.

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