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Suppose that Leonardo, Monet, Picasso, or any of the recognized artisans of Western European culture were alive in the present day. Then, suppose that one of these famous artists decided to paint a masterpiece on the side of your house or on your front door or on a wall in your neighborhood. Would Picasso or Monet's markings be graffiti or art or vandalism or graffiti art? The answer may vary across people, but I would claim that those markings are art in the form of graffiti. Their markings would qualify as vandalism only if they appeared on private or public property without permission. The same answer holds for the present day, genre of graffiti known as graffiti art.

Graffiti art originated in the late 1960's, and it has been developing ever since. However, it is not readily accepted as being art like those works that are found in a gallery or a museum. It is not strictly denied the status of genuine art because of a lack of form or other base aesthetic elements. Most of the opposition to graffiti art is due to its location and bold, unexpected, and unconventional presentation, but its presentation and often illegal location does not necessarily disqualify it as art. In this paper, I elucidate how some forms of graffiti can be accepted as art. This type of graffiti is known as graffiti art, subway art, or spraycan art. The arguments of vandalism and unconventional presentation as negating the ability of some graffiti to be art is usurped by an explanation of those properties apparent in some forms of graffiti that do qualify it, aesthetically, as art. To show this, I provide a historical context of graffiti, and then I provide persuasive evidence that graffiti art is art.

The origins of graffiti go back to the beginnings of human, societal living. Graffiti has been found on uncovered, ancient, Egyptian monuments, and graffiti even was preserved on walls in Pompeii. Graffiti is the plural form of the Italian word grafficar. In plural, grafficar signifies drawings, markings, patterns, scribbles, or messages that are painted, written, or carved on a wall or surface. Grafficar also signifies "to scratch" in reference to different wall writings ranging from "cave paintings", bathroom scribbles, or any message that is scratched on walls. In reference to present day graffiti, the definition is qualified by adding that graffiti is also any unsolicited marking on a private or public property that is usually considered to be vandalism.

There are various forms of graffiti. One of the simplest forms is that of individual markings such as slogans, slurs, or political statements. Examples of this type of graffiti commonly are found in bathrooms or on exterior surfaces, and this graffiti is usually handwritten. Another simple form is that of the tag which is a fancy, scribble-like writing of one's name or nick-name. That is, tag signifies one's name or nick-name.

Both the tag or individual mark have little or no aesthetic appeal. While they might suggest a flair or style of writing, these forms fail to qualify as example of superb graffiti art because of a lack of aesthetic qualities and inability to produce a maximal aesthetic feeling in the viewer. In fact, the tag or individual mark is not produced for artistic purposes. It is basically a means to indicate the writer's presence, i.e., the age old statement of "I was here." Gang markings of territory also fit the definition of graffiti, and they mainly consists of tags and messages that provide "news" of happenings in the neighborhood. Murals for community enhancement and beautification are also a form of graffiti even though they are not usually thought of this way because most murals are commissioned. These are more colorful and complex. They take considerable amount of skill to complete, and murals can be done in a graffiti art style or a traditional pictorial scene. The last form of graffiti is graffiti art which is the creative use of spraypaint to produce an artwork that is graffiti or done in a graffiti-like style, and this the is the concern of this discussion.

Modern graffiti art originated in New York City, and it was known first as "New York Style" graffiti. This art form began in the late 1960's when teens used permanent markers to tag or write their names, followed by the number of the street on which they lived, in subway cars. This trend originated with the appearance of "Taki 183" which was the tag of a Greek American boy named Demitrius. Tagging soon became a way to get one's name known throughout the city. However, it should be noted that tagging appeared in Philadelphia before New York. The monikers, "Cornbread" and "Top Cat" were well known in Philadelphia, and when Top Cat's style appeared in New York, it was dubbed as "Broadway Style" for its long skinny lettering.

The advent of the spraypaint allowed for the tag to develop in size and color. For it was not enough just to have one's name scrawled over any available and visible surface because everyone was doing this. The spraycan separated the taggers from the artists in that color, form, and style could be emphasized creatively with this new tool to produce s tag as a part of an overall artistic production. The tag which is monochromatic and a writing style that just about anyone can do, gave way to the throw-up, which is a two color tag usually in outline or bubble-like lettering. Again this style is not too difficult, but soon more complicated styles evolved. The stamp is a little harder and involves the use straight letters to produce a 3-D effect. The piece, which is short for masterpiece, appeared next, and it is a large multicolor work. A production is a piece that is usually on the scale of a mural, and it involves original or familiar cartoon characters in addition to the writer or graffiti artist's name. It should be noted that every graffiti form listed involves the artist's name, whether as the central feature or as an ornament within the piece because writers want to be known. Hence, finding new and creative ways to display one's tag in a highly visible place, as opposed to just scribbling it everywhere, was the fundamental force spurring the development of modern graffiti art. รถไฟ

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Suppose that Leonardo, Monet, Picasso, or any of the recognized artisans of Western European culture were alive in the present day. Then, suppose that one of these famous artists decided to paint a masterpiece on the side of your house or on your front door or on a wall in your neighborhood. Would Picasso or Monet's markings be graffiti or art or vandalism or graffiti art? The answer may vary across people, but I would claim that those markings are art in the form of graffiti. Their markings would qualify as vandalism only if they appeared on private or public property without permission. The same answer holds for the present day, genre of graffiti known as graffiti art.Graffiti art originated in the late 1960's, and it has been developing ever since. However, it is not readily accepted as being art like those works that are found in a gallery or a museum. It is not strictly denied the status of genuine art because of a lack of form or other base aesthetic elements. Most of the opposition to graffiti art is due to its location and bold, unexpected, and unconventional presentation, but its presentation and often illegal location does not necessarily disqualify it as art. In this paper, I elucidate how some forms of graffiti can be accepted as art. This type of graffiti is known as graffiti art, subway art, or spraycan art. The arguments of vandalism and unconventional presentation as negating the ability of some graffiti to be art is usurped by an explanation of those properties apparent in some forms of graffiti that do qualify it, aesthetically, as art. To show this, I provide a historical context of graffiti, and then I provide persuasive evidence that graffiti art is art.The origins of graffiti go back to the beginnings of human, societal living. Graffiti has been found on uncovered, ancient, Egyptian monuments, and graffiti even was preserved on walls in Pompeii. Graffiti is the plural form of the Italian word grafficar. In plural, grafficar signifies drawings, markings, patterns, scribbles, or messages that are painted, written, or carved on a wall or surface. Grafficar also signifies "to scratch" in reference to different wall writings ranging from "cave paintings", bathroom scribbles, or any message that is scratched on walls. In reference to present day graffiti, the definition is qualified by adding that graffiti is also any unsolicited marking on a private or public property that is usually considered to be vandalism.There are various forms of graffiti. One of the simplest forms is that of individual markings such as slogans, slurs, or political statements. Examples of this type of graffiti commonly are found in bathrooms or on exterior surfaces, and this graffiti is usually handwritten. Another simple form is that of the tag which is a fancy, scribble-like writing of one's name or nick-name. That is, tag signifies one's name or nick-name.Both the tag or individual mark have little or no aesthetic appeal. While they might suggest a flair or style of writing, these forms fail to qualify as example of superb graffiti art because of a lack of aesthetic qualities and inability to produce a maximal aesthetic feeling in the viewer. In fact, the tag or individual mark is not produced for artistic purposes. It is basically a means to indicate the writer's presence, i.e., the age old statement of "I was here." Gang markings of territory also fit the definition of graffiti, and they mainly consists of tags and messages that provide "news" of happenings in the neighborhood. Murals for community enhancement and beautification are also a form of graffiti even though they are not usually thought of this way because most murals are commissioned. These are more colorful and complex. They take considerable amount of skill to complete, and murals can be done in a graffiti art style or a traditional pictorial scene. The last form of graffiti is graffiti art which is the creative use of spraypaint to produce an artwork that is graffiti or done in a graffiti-like style, and this the is the concern of this discussion.Modern graffiti art originated in New York City, and it was known first as "New York Style" graffiti. This art form began in the late 1960's when teens used permanent markers to tag or write their names, followed by the number of the street on which they lived, in subway cars. This trend originated with the appearance of "Taki 183" which was the tag of a Greek American boy named Demitrius. Tagging soon became a way to get one's name known throughout the city. However, it should be noted that tagging appeared in Philadelphia before New York. The monikers, "Cornbread" and "Top Cat" were well known in Philadelphia, and when Top Cat's style appeared in New York, it was dubbed as "Broadway Style" for its long skinny lettering. The advent of the spraypaint allowed for the tag to develop in size and color was just enough For it. not to have one name scrawled over any available and visible surface because everyone was doing this the spraycan separated The taggers. from the artists in that color, form, and style could be emphasized with this new tool creatively to produce as part of a tag s an overall artistic production. The tag which is monochromatic and a writing style that just about anyone can do, gave way to the throw-up, which is a two color tag usually in outline or bubble-like style lettering is not this Again. too difficult, but soon more complicated styles evolved a little harder is The stamp. and involves the letters to produce a straight use 3-D effect. The piece, which is short for masterpiece, appeared next, and it is a large multicolor work. A production that is usually on a piece of a scale is the mural, and it involves familiar characters or original cartoon in addition to the graffiti writer or artist name. It should be noted that every graffiti form listed involves the artist name, whether as the central feature or as an ornament within the piece because writers want to be known, Hence finding creative and new. ways to display one tag in a highly visible place, as opposed to just scribbling it everywhere, was the fundamental force spurring the development of modern graffiti art train.

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Suppose that Leonardo, Monet, Picasso, or any of the recognized artisans of Western European culture were alive in the present day. Then, suppose that one of these famous artists decided to paint a masterpiece on the side of your house or on your front door. or on a wall in your neighborhood. Would Picasso or Monet's markings be graffiti or art or vandalism or graffiti art? The answer may vary across people, but I would claim that those markings are art in the form of graffiti. Their markings would qualify as. vandalism only IF they appeared on Private or public Property Without Permission. The Same answer HOLDS for The Present Day, genre of graffiti Known As graffiti Art. Graffiti Art originated in The Late in 1960's, and it has been Developing Ever since. However, it is. not readily accepted as being art like those works that are found in a gallery or a museum. It is not strictly denied the status of genuine art because of a lack of form or other base aesthetic elements. Most of the opposition to graffiti art is due. to its location and bold, unexpected, and unconventional presentation, but its presentation and often illegal location does not necessarily disqualify it as art. In this paper, I elucidate how some forms of graffiti can be accepted as art. This type of graffiti is known. as graffiti art, subway art, or spraycan art. The arguments of vandalism and unconventional presentation as negating the ability of some graffiti to be art is usurped by an explanation of those properties apparent in some forms of graffiti that do qualify it, aesthetically, as. Art. To show this, I provide a historical context of graffiti, and then I provide persuasive Evidence that graffiti Art is Art. The Origins of graffiti Go back to The Beginnings of Human, societal Living. Graffiti has been Found on Uncovered, Ancient,. Egyptian monuments, and graffiti even was preserved on walls in Pompeii. Graffiti is the plural form of the Italian word grafficar. In plural, grafficar signifies drawings, markings, patterns, scribbles, or messages that are painted, written, or carved on a wall. or surface. Grafficar also signifies "to scratch" in reference to different wall writings ranging from "cave paintings", bathroom scribbles, or any message that is scratched on walls. In reference to present day graffiti, the definition is qualified by adding that graffiti. is also any unsolicited marking on a Private or public Property that is usually considered to be vandalism. There are Various forms of graffiti. One of The Simplest forms is that of Individual markings Such As slogans, slurs, or political Statements. Examples of this type. of graffiti commonly are found in bathrooms or on exterior surfaces, and this graffiti is usually handwritten. Another simple form is that of the tag which is a fancy, scribble-like writing of one's name or nick-name. That is, tag signifies one's. name or Nick-name. Both The tag or Individual Mark Have Little or no Aesthetic Appeal. While they Might Suggest a Flair or style of Writing, these forms Fail to Qualify As example of superb graffiti Art Because of a Lack of Aesthetic qualities and inability. to produce a maximal aesthetic feeling in the viewer. In fact, the tag or individual mark is not produced for artistic purposes. It is basically a means to indicate the writer's presence, ie, the age old statement of "I was here." Gang. markings of territory also fit the definition of graffiti, and they mainly consists of tags and messages that provide "news" of happenings in the neighborhood. Murals for community enhancement and beautification are also a form of graffiti even though they are not usually thought of this. way because most murals are commissioned. These are more colorful and complex. They take considerable amount of skill to complete, and murals can be done in a graffiti art style or a traditional pictorial scene. The last form of graffiti is graffiti art which is the. Creative Use of spraypaint to Produce an artwork that is graffiti or done in a graffiti-like style, and this The is The Concern of this discussion. Modern graffiti Art originated in New York City, and it was Known First As "New York Style". graffiti. This art form began in the late 1960's when teens used permanent markers to tag or write their names, followed by the number of the street on which they lived, in subway cars. This trend originated with the appearance of "Taki 183" which. was the tag of a Greek American boy named Demitrius. Tagging soon became a way to get one's name known throughout the city. However, it should be noted that tagging appeared in Philadelphia before New York. The monikers, "Cornbread" and "Top Cat. "were Well Known in Philadelphia, and When Top Cat's style appeared in New York, it was dubbed As" Broadway Style "for ITS long Skinny Lettering. The Advent of The spraypaint allowed for The tag to Develop in size and color. For it was. not enough just to have one's name scrawled over any available and visible surface because everyone was doing this. The spraycan separated the taggers from the artists in that color, form, and style could be emphasized creatively with this new tool to produce s tag as a. part of an overall artistic production. The tag which is monochromatic and a writing style that just about anyone can do, gave way to the throw-up, which is a two color tag usually in outline or bubble-like lettering. Again this style is. not too difficult, but soon more complicated styles evolved. The stamp is a little harder and involves the use straight letters to produce a 3-D effect. The piece, which is short for masterpiece, appeared next, and it is a large multicolor work. . A production is a piece that is usually on the scale of a mural, and it involves original or familiar cartoon characters in addition to the writer or graffiti artist's name. It should be noted that every graffiti form listed involves the artist's name, whether as. the central feature or as an ornament within the piece because writers want to be known. Hence, finding new and creative ways to display one's tag in a highly visible place, as opposed to just scribbling it everywhere, was the fundamental force spurring the development of. modern graffiti art. Train

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Suppose that Leonardo Monet Picasso or any,,, of the recognized artisans of Western European culture were alive in the. Present day. Then suppose that, one of these famous artists decided to paint a masterpiece on the side of your house or. On your front door or on a wall in your neighborhood. Would Picasso or Monet 's markings be graffiti or art or vandalism. Or graffiti art?The answer may vary, across people but I would claim that those markings are art in the form of graffiti. Their markings. Would qualify as vandalism only if they appeared on private or public property without permission. The same answer holds. For the, present day genre of graffiti known as graffiti art.

Graffiti art originated in the late 1960 's and it, has been. Developing ever, However since.It is not readily accepted as being art like those works that are found in a gallery or a museum. It is not strictly denied. The status of genuine art because of a lack of form or other base aesthetic elements. Most of the opposition to graffiti. Art is due to its location and bold unexpected and unconventional presentation,,,But its presentation and often illegal location does not necessarily disqualify it as art. In, this paper I elucidate how. Some forms of graffiti can be accepted as art. This type of graffiti is known as graffiti, art art subway, spraycan or art.The arguments of vandalism and unconventional presentation as negating the ability of some graffiti to be art is usurped. By an explanation of those properties apparent in some forms of graffiti that do, qualify it aesthetically as art. To, show. This I provide, a historical context, of graffiti and then I provide persuasive evidence that graffiti art is art.

.The origins of graffiti go back to the beginnings, of human societal living. Graffiti has been found on uncovered ancient,,, Egyptian monuments and graffiti, even was preserved on walls in Pompeii. Graffiti is the plural form of the Italian word. Grafficar. In plural grafficar signifies drawings,,,,, markings patterns scribbles or messages that are painted written,,, Or carved on a wall or surface.Grafficar also signifies "to scratch" in reference to different wall writings ranging from "cave paintings", bathroom, scribbles. Or any message that is scratched on walls. In reference to present day graffiti the definition, is qualified by adding that. Graffiti is also any unsolicited marking on a private or public property that is usually considered to be vandalism.

.There are various forms of graffiti. One of the simplest forms is that of individual markings such as slogans slurs or,,, Political statements. Examples of this type of graffiti commonly are found in bathrooms or on exterior surfaces and this,, Graffiti is usually handwritten. Another simple form is that of the tag which is, a fancy scribble-like writing of one s. ' Name or nick-name, That is.Tag signifies one 's name or nick-name.

Both the tag or individual mark have little or no aesthetic appeal. While they. Might suggest a flair or style of writing these forms, fail to qualify as example of superb graffiti art because of a lack. Of aesthetic qualities and inability to produce a maximal aesthetic feeling in the viewer, In fact.The tag or individual mark is not produced for artistic purposes. It is basically a means to indicate the writer ', s presence. I.e, the age old statement of "I was here." Gang markings of territory also fit the definition, of graffiti and they mainly. Consists of tags and messages that provide "news" of happenings in the neighborhood.Murals for community enhancement and beautification are also a form of graffiti even though they are not usually thought. Of this way because most murals are commissioned. These are more colorful and complex. They take considerable amount of. Skill to complete and murals, can be done in a graffiti art style or a traditional pictorial scene.The last form of graffiti is graffiti art which is the creative use of spraypaint to produce an artwork that is graffiti. Or done in a, graffiti-like style and this the is the concern of this discussion.

Modern graffiti art originated in New. York City and it, was known first as New York Style graffiti. ""This art form began in the late 1960 's when teens used permanent markers to tag or write their names followed by, the number. Of the street on which they lived in subway, cars. This trend originated with the appearance of "Taki 183 which was the." Tag of a Greek American boy named Demitrius. Tagging soon became a way to get one 's name known throughout the, However city.It should be noted that tagging appeared in Philadelphia before New York. The monikers, "Cornbread" and "Top Cat were." Well known in Philadelphia and when, Top Cat 's style appeared in New York it was, dubbed as "Broadway Style for its long." Skinny lettering.

The advent of the spraypaint allowed for the tag to develop in size and color.For it was not enough just to have one 's name scrawled over any available and visible surface because everyone was doing. This. The spraycan separated the taggers from the artists in, that color form and style, could be emphasized creatively. With this new tool to produce s tag as a part of an overall artistic production.The tag which is monochromatic and a writing style that just about anyone can do gave way, to, the throw-up which is a. Two color tag usually in outline or bubble-like lettering. Again this style is not, too difficult but soon more complicated. Styles evolved. The stamp is a little harder and involves the use straight letters to produce a 3-D effect. The piece which,, Is short, for masterpieceAppeared next and it, is a large multicolor work. A production is a piece that is usually on the scale of, a mural and. It involves original or familiar cartoon characters in addition to the writer or graffiti artist 's name. It should be noted. That every graffiti form listed involves the artist ', s nameWhether as the central feature or as an ornament within the piece because writers want to be known. Hence finding new,, And creative ways to display one 's tag in a highly, visible place as opposed to just scribbling, it everywhere was the fundamental. Force spurring the development of modern graffiti art. Train.