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DRAGO

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DRAGO

Drago is an international publisher of street art and culture based in Rome. www.dragopublisher.com

Drago is a publishing house, a think tank, a cultural communication and art consulting company and, above all else, a generator of cultural occasions and energies. All Drago events are conceived as cultural, economic and political platforms. Over the years, Drago has published the works of countless internationally celebrated artists and photographers including JR’s The Wrinkles of the City, Est

evan Oriol’s LA Woman, Ed Templeton’s The Golden Age of Neglect, Boogie’s Ah Wah do Dem, WK Interact’s Act 4, Shephard Fairey , Ricky Adam’s Destroying Everything and Letizia Battaglia’s Anthology and Just For Passion, a book that catalogues her new exhibition at the Maxxi Museum that runs until April 2017. Among these iconic books are anthologies that bring together the best of street art and photography. These include From Style Writing to Art, A Street Art Anthology; Scala Mercalli, The Creative Earthquake of Italian Street Art and Drago’s vast upcoming project, The Street is Watching, Where Street Knowledge Meets Photography.

29/05/2026

Arte urbana, territorio e partecipazione.
Un paese che si riscopre diventando spazio di creatività, memoria e relazioni condivise.

📖 CVTA’ STREET FEST – 2016–2025 📖
Dieci anni di muri, storie e comunità nel cuore di Campomarano.

Un racconto fatto di immagini, testimonianze e interventi artistici che seguono l’evoluzione del festival e il dialogo vivo tra artisti, abitanti e territorio.
Un archivio visivo e umano che mostra come l’arte pubblica possa generare incontro, memoria e senso di appartenenza.

Nato da un’idea di , il CVTA’ Street Fest ha portato artisti da tutto il mondo tra vicoli e facciate, trasformando gli spazi quotidiani in luoghi di confronto e condivisione.

Questo volume raccoglie tutto questo: esperienze, relazioni, opere. Futuro.
Art direction
Published by

Un segno che resta.
💥 Scoprilo ora – link in bio
#-alicepasquini

05/05/2026

JAM ON IT – Hip Hop Stories, Volume 1 🎤📸

Un viaggio dentro l’anima dell’Hip Hop italiano, nato da un’idea di Marcello “Napal” Saolini e Ben “B Buck” Matundu.

Non è solo un libro, ma un mosaico di storie vere: voci old school e nuove generazioni, fotografie, testi e testimonianze che raccontano una cultura viva, in continua evoluzione.

Dalle strade di Roma al dialogo con la scena internazionale, questo progetto illumina radici, identità e connessioni che hanno fatto crescere il movimento.

Dopo Crash Kid: A Hip Hop Legacy, dedicato a Massimo Colonna, un nuovo capitolo prende vita: più umano, più diretto, più reale.

Un reportage di strada costruito su 40 anni di memoria, per chi c’era, per chi c’è, e per chi verrà.

🔥 Scopri. Ricorda. Vivi.

HipHopLegacy UrbanStories GraffitiCulture Bboying StreetReportage

JAM ON IT – Hip Hop Stories, Volume 1 🎤📸

A journey into the soul of Italian Hip Hop, born from an idea by Marcello “Napal” Saolini and Ben “B Buck” Matundu.

More than just a book, it’s a mosaic of real stories: old school voices and new generations, photos, lyrics, and testimonies that capture a living, ever-evolving culture.

From the streets of Rome to connections with the international scene, this project sheds light on the roots, identity, and exchanges that have shaped the movement.

Following Crash Kid: A Hip Hop Legacy, dedicated to Massimo Colonna, a new chapter comes to life—more human, more direct, more real.

A street reportage built on 40 years of memory, for those who were there, those who are here, and those yet to come.

🔥 Discover. Remember. Live.

Preorder at the link in bio

12/03/2026

From the book Neapolis
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09/03/2026

From the iconic LA Portraits
the infamous book by

Published in 2013 and still rocking

06/03/2026

Brad Mirman has always been an avid Street Photographer and after a successful career as a screenwriter and director he decided to travel the world and to photograph all its different Street cultures. The result of his new book “Street Life” has been a five years journey and is a visual tribute to the beautiful diversity of street cultures around the world. Inside this 200 pages hard- cover book you will find photographs that shine a light on a world few of us know… where people live on the fringes of society and play by their own rules. Through the lens of his camera he brings their life-styles into focus, documenting a world of gangsters, lowriders, bikers, homeless, tattoo artists and beautiful women.

From the book Street Life by Brad Mirman

17/02/2026

“Una Certa Italia” is the first volume that collects the most significant photographs of Giuseppe Loy taken between 1959 and 1981. The Giuseppe Loy archive, after years of research and archival work, has collected more than a hundred images ranging from political commitment to a look at the customs of an Italy in profound change, a country described through the gaze of a photographer able to read between the lines of a unique society of its kind. With texts by Angelo Loy (president of the Photographic Archive Giuseppe Loy), Chiara Agradi (photography historian and curator), Margherita Guccione (director of MAXXI Architecture), Edoardo Albinati (writer), Alice Rohrwacher (director), Emilio Garroni (philosopher), Luca Massimo Barbero (director of the Institute of Art History of the Giorgio Cini Foundation), Bruno Corà (president of the Palazzo Albizzini Burri Collection Foundation) and Rosetta Loy (writer).

Giuseppe Loy, una certa Italia- fotografie 1959-1981

06/02/2026

from 2007 DIRT DON’T HURT
- How we learned to deal with dirt and don’t get hurt -

The Rome based art collective Why Style was born in 1996 when the members of the graffiti crew The Riot Vandals, Pane, Joe, Stand and Nico joined forces together with artist Scarful. Why Style is involved in arts and crafts, enjoying photography, illustration, painting and graphic design. When they have the chance they love to be art and part in organizing art events, where they make in site installation made of recycled materials.
This book is their vision of the world or how they wanted to see it. They often work with and about trash, the garbage surrounding them, now they tried to use a different kind of trash: the dirt of human beings.
In some pages they ask for help, a way to make the world a better place, in others they can only stand and can’t stop looking the less or more evident atrocities, ruling statistics, freemasonry, prostitution.
This product wouldn’t exist without the internet.

artwork Nico Stand Scarful Joe Pane
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23/01/2026

So, yes, there definitely were things that could have been invented, but we didn’t invent anything. Not that we wanted to invent something new but weren’t able to; we simply never thought of trying.

King Kong - we didn’t invent anything
From the 36chambers series
AD 2007

#2007

22/01/2026

How could anyone know this would be one of the most recognizable and iconic photos in music history?! Janette Beckman not only captured our intensely powerful super woman fashion statement but also the essence of who we were at that moment, young vibrant women on a mission to conquer this male dominated genre of music called Hip Hop, mission accomplished. Thank you Janette, we are forever grateful for your talent and contribution to our legacy. - Salt (Salt-n-Pepa)

1) The Beastie Boys with Rick Rubin, New York City, 1985

2) Salt-n-Pepa, New York City, 1987

3) Stetsasonic, Brooklyn, NY, 1988

4) Slick Rick, New York City, 1987

5) Keith Haring in his studio, New York City, 1985

6) Debbie Harry and Chris Stein, London, 1981

20/01/2026

2010 nostalgia
📚LA Woman
📸 Estevan Oriol

LA Woman is Estevan Oriol’s first book and is unmistakably a landmark in street photography focused on women. Capturing everything from his neighbourhood homies to Hollywood A-listers, Oriol has quickly become the most respected photographer on the streets of Los Angeles. This collection dedicated to the beautiful women of the City of Angels, is a testament to this.

By stunningly capturing his subjects in their natural environments on film, without the assistance of Photoshop, Oriol achieves an unrivalled depiction of true feminine beauty. Models such as Angel Veil (the cover model), DJ Lady Tribe, Kiana Dior, Kat Von D (from L.A. Ink), Julia Bond, and Kim Kardashian are beautifully and organically portrayed in Oriol’s shots. This book is a photo essay on women who, through the use of their image, showcase strength and confidence without losing their femininity; they exude beauty without appearing artificial. It is no wonder that this extraordinary book sold out within months of its publication.

The internationally celebrated professional photographer, director and urban lifestyle entrepreneur communicates quality through the careful and intricate use of camera angles, lighting, background environments, and colour schemes, all of which demonstrate the unparalleled passion that Oriol has for his work.

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Via Maria Adelaide, 12
Rome
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