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An illustrated book about Canberra's graffiti, from the 1980s to 2021, created as part of the Canberra Graffiti Project by Tuggeranong Arts Centre with the support of the ACT Government. Includes an article outlining the history of Canberra graffiti, and sections about Canberra's graffiti style, legal practice walls, the iconic Woden Drains (rumoured to be the longest legal practice wall in the southern hemisphere), and reflections by ten contributing graffiti writers about how they got started and why they write. Illustrated with photographs by Thomas Edmondson, additional photography by Jack Crash, and a range of historical photographs supplied by contributing graffiti writers.

Z.B. [zum Beispiel] [zum Buch] Texte und Bilder = z.B [for example] [about books] texts and pictures, is a newspaper published in Offenbach am Main, Germany, by usus: Uta Schneider & Ulrike Stoltz. Four issues are published per year, at irregular intervals. Each issue consists of four pages, with two pages of texts in two languages, mostly German and English, accompanied by two pages of original pictures created specifically for that number. Each issue is produced in an edition of 200 copies, signed and numbered. This issue consists of an essay by Caren Florance, Sessional Lecturer at the Faculty of Arts & Design at the University of Canberra, Australia, accompanied by a text and pictures by Ulrike Stoltz, 'Playback through the folds of time,' which provide a series of answers to Caren Florance's book "Swipe", with original (and copies of) drawings printed on top of the original booklet.