Patrick James 
Our old friends Marc and Sara Schiller of Wooster Collective have collaborated with Paper magazine senior editor Carlo McCormick and an all-star roster of street artists to produce what looks like a fantastic new book. Here's a video introduction to Trespass: A History Of Uncommissioned Urban Art.
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Via Flavorwire, where you can see a nice gallery of photographs from the book.
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