"Since graffiti has moved into the cities, alleged vandals and the self-determined decision makers of the society duel over the design sovereignty in the public space. The economic metropolis of Frankfurt, which is always striving to draw a bright picture of itself, is subject to this conflict. On one hand, a comparatively small but lively graffiti scene takes over the appearance of the city – on the other hand, their opponents buff like crazy; the valuable advertising space is stubbornly defended and the monitoring continuously expanded. GOSSENPOST documents the traces of this conflict." 100 pages with more than 900 tags, throw-ups, bombings and more from Frankfurt. 300 hand numbered copies.