Street Art & Urban Creativity

Research articles

• The temporary exhibitions of Cristóbal Balenciaga (2015-2022) A communication strategies approach

  Julio González Liendo, Trilce Navarrete Hernández

  1-21

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• Foreign influences in spanish press advertising 1898-1910

  Luis Rodrigo-Martín, Rubén Palomero Santos

  23-46

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• Social Innovation and Urban Vitalism Key Indicators for Creative and Resilient Cities

  Luis Manuel Cerdá Suárez, Jesús Ortego Osa

  47-60

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• Audiovisual narratives in Latin America in the face of insecurity Bogotá, Guayaquil, and San Salvador on digital platforms

  Patricio Barrazueta, Juan Pablo Arrobo, Abel Suing

  61-74

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• Seeds of Honey and Hope Art, Childhood, and Ancestral Knowledge in Bajo Cauca

  Isabel Cristina Alzate Rendón, Diomar Elena Calderón Riaño, Milton Adrián Posada Ruiz

  75-89

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• TikTok and Urban Imagery Engagement and visual strategy on Berlin’s account

  María Bonilla-Quijada, Josep Lluís Del Olmo-Arriaga

  91-102

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• Football and human development La importancia de las habilidades blandas en entornos deportivos

  Julián Pardo Franco

  103-117

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• The City that Responds Ephemeral Art and Artificial Intelligence for an Immersive Heritage Urban Landscape in Vegueta, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

  Helena Iballa Naranjo Henríquez, Cayetano Guerra Artal

  119-133

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• Route for improving administrative management for companies in the San Felipe creative district

  Edel Rocio Lasso Silva, Diana Carolina Barreto Reyes, Carlos Salcedo Pérez

  135-151

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• Invisible Barriers: Women's inequalities in the creative industries Between Creativity and Inequality: The Role of Gender in the Cultural Sector

  Rafaela Pinto, Rosa María Ricoy-Casas, Raquel Fernández-González

  153-169

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• Communication of Urban Intangible Heritage From Spirituality to Industry, from Business to Leisure. The Serrería Belga as a Museum

  Daniela Musicco-Nombela, Ruth Fernández-Hernandez, José Francisco Díaz Cuesta, Gema Pérez

  171-206

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• Stone, pixel and vector: Highlighting the segovian sgraffito Using new technologies yo highlight the value the segovian sgraffito technique

  Isabel Rodrigo-Martín, Álvaro Torres Rojas

  207-229

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• Circular economy and urban sustainability Challenges and opportunities in the city of Barranquilla

  Luis Carlos Cárdenas Ortiz

  231-243

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