I feel that it is safe to say that when walking down the street one does not expect to see Jack Nicholson’s character from The Shining peering out at them from behind a broken door, or Mario from the beloved Read More …
Graffiti is such a diverse topic, not conforming to a specific type or style of art. Each artist as their own style they typically stay true to, for example Banksy usually uses stencils for his artwork while others do freehand Read More …
Graffiti and street art are, by anyone’s view, a controversial topic. Ask a member of the general public to give their opinion on them. For real, I dare you. They no doubt at least have one, and in some cases Read More …
Graffiti is a very broad category of art. The art form includes tags, throwies, throwups, pieces, practically anything that could be described as writing or drawing on a wall and because of this wide range of types, graffiti can either Read More …
Two things in this world remain constant: humankind’s affinity for vandalism, and their love for dogs. In fact, “62% of U.S. households own [dogs], which equates to 72.9 million homes” (APPA), and humans have made graffiti throughout the ages—phallic shapes Read More …
Mathematical minds have long been associated with a lack of creativity and artistry, only holding the ability to think and act linearly. Conversely, artistic minds are thought to hold a special amount of imagination, unbounded by science and logic, and Read More …
Vasanizomai. I am in torment. In Athens, Greece, a lovestruck teenager was the first to write these words on the city walls. Dripping in sorrow, they convey something dark and twisted that describe his unrequited love. But it Read More …