Martha Cooper: The Unlikely Hero of Street Art

This documentary profiles Martha Cooper, the American photojournalist who became an unlikely hero to street artists worldwide. It follows how she documented New York's underground graffiti scene and helped preserve an art form once dismissed as vandalism. Through her lens and her story, it captures the birth of a global movement. Warm and inspiring, it celebrates a pioneering photographer and the culture she helped record. Free to watch in HD on Dr Documentary.

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