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The Culture And Politics Of Graffiti Art

Discussion in 'Evolution of Language' started by Joe Riley, Nov 8, 2016.

  1. Celia Jenkins

    Celia Jenkins Well-Known Member
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    Some people don't like a blank space, so give in to the urge to fill it. In Northern Ireland, blank walls are used to promote political messages. Personally, I think it's vulgar in public, but I should enjoy having a mural on my sitting room wall....a nice woodland scene would be very relaxing.
     
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    Murals done right can be attractive to a city, but graffiti, is just, graffiti.
     
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    There is a distinct difference between mindless graffiti and art. Just one of many examples to be found the world over.
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    Is that a house in the French Quarters of New Orleans? Of course first and only time I was there was in 1970 and PG with second kid. It was not a pleasant time, I do recall they loved graffiti.
     
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