1. Graffiti art has been around for million of years.
Romans wrote on the walls of building and cave man
drew illustration on cave walls. Although graffiti has
been in the united states for quiet that long. Graffiti
art became big in New York and spread through other
states. Graffiti first stared of with tagging, tagging
on build bores, the young people got interested in it
and it got into graffiti art. Also graffiti stared it off
in subways and became competitive.
2. Graffiti is art
Art is graffiti
Graffiti is a way people express there emotions
Graffiti is known in many ways
Tattoos are art graffiti to
3. Does street art show encourage graffiti?
LA sees rise in tagging in museum district—will the same
happen in Brooklyn?
LA street artist Smear (aka Cristian Gheorghiu) was
arrested shortly before the LA Moca show opened
LOS ANGELES. Few would argue that “Art in the
Streets”, the current exhibition at the Los Angeles Museum
of Contemporary Art (LA Moca, until 8 August), has been a
failure. The show is on track to break the museum’s
attendance records with 22,000 visitors in the opening
week, according to arts news website Arrested Motion, and
it seems to have attracted a new audience to the museum.
None-theless, the exhibition has also created controversy:
an apparent increase in vandalism in the local area has led
to a police crackdown. With the show scheduled to move
to the Brooklyn Museum in March 2012, some are
concerned that similar issues will arise on the East Coast.
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5. Diana Vela( that’s me)
Christina Cardenas
Jennifer Arellano