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    In the late 60’s‚ early 70’s‚ graffiti sub culture is appearance frequently in some main cities of The U.S. Then the graffiti sub culture began to filtrate throughout the world‚ due mainly to its association within the hip-hop culture. In the major cities of Australian‚ the graphitic artistes also doing their work round the cities. Is graffiti a real culture and can affluent in art categories or it only is a kind of vandalism and always effect people’s life? The definition of art is "expression

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    Graffiti SAC Graffiti art is an art form. The reasons‚ including aesthetic criteria‚ as to why it is an art form far outweighs the criticism of illegality‚ incoherence‚ and nonstandard presentation. Suppose that Leonardo‚ Picasso or any of the recognized artists of Western Europe were alive today. Then‚ suppose that one of these famous artists decided to paint a masterpiece on the side of your house or on a wall in your neighbourhood. Would Picasso ’s markings be graffiti or art or vandalism

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    Response: Art Crime: Graffiti Wars Matthew Newton began his article‚ Art Crime: Graffiti Wars‚ by explaining a man whom the police identified as the most wanted graffiti artist in Pittsburgh. After bringing the man to court‚ police had come to realize that he was wanted for crimes that resulted in $212‚000 in damages. The case of this man illustrates what people believe as an increasing crackdown on graffiti across the country. Newton addresses the argument of what graffiti art really is. Some says

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    freedom. Steal it!’‚ ‘It is forbidden to forbid’‚ ‘Take your desires for realities!’‚ Don’t negotiate with the bosses‚ get rid of them!’‚ ‘Under the paving stones‚ the beach!’. What do such graffiti as these tell you about the zeitgeist – the spirit of the times – in France in the late 1960s? The graffiti of Paris in May‚ 1968‚ such as the slogans above‚ articulated the revolutionary zeitgeist: a profound disaffection with the delimited offerings and exclusionary‚ authoritarian nature of society

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    criminal damage‚ defacement‚ graffiti and crass erection of an eyesore. I feel so angry and anxious‚why they do something like that.They feel that destruction of public or private property is the usual things..like they didn’t feel guilty about this.They just want to have fun with others...but they didn’t think what might others feel about them.Can’t they think on their own..uhhh such a horrible think..Example of vandalisme:This toilet has been sprayed over with graffiti. Though the toilets haven’t

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    creative blockage and decided to go look at the graffiti in the abandoned trailer factory. At that exact moment‚ I remembered I forgot my flashlight at home. I didn’t

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    Stereotype Two writer’s that are attempting to change this racial perspective of the world is the essayist of "Veild Threat the Guerrilla Graffiti" by Arwa Aburawa and the author of "Ghetto Bitches‚ China Dolls‚ and Cha-Cha Divas by Jennifer Pozner. Everybody ponders and is continually going to ask‚ the world rarely get to a point where it is post racial. The appropriate response will dependably be no‚ this is a direct result of news‚ populace‚ and motion pictures and network shows. As much as the

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    Have you ever wanted to live in a free from religion‚no war or limted money problems society? If you even lived or experience the lifestyle of an average american ‚you would know you can established any dream that you have diffuculty facing. The American Dream is about overcoming any type of goal without any restrictions. Unlike many other countries American’s don’t live in a communist society. America will provide you with good education‚ a home for you or your family and alot of job oppertunities

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    I believe that Graffiti is most certainly a valid art form. The question as to whether any forms of graffiti can be considered art is a controversial area. Is it vandalism when it is placed on the side of a building or a car and art when it is on a canvas on someone’s wall or in a gallery- what is the difference? Graffiti‚ in its more complex forms‚ can be considered art because it clearly contains artistic elements‚ it communicates the artist’s expression to the viewer‚ and the traditional art community

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    Mainstream Media hegemony and new media environment By Muhammad Ahmad Sheikh International Broadcaster‚ Journalist and educationist (Ex- Deputy Controller‚ Head of current Affair National Broadcasting Service Radio Pakistan‚ Bureau chief mediacon international‚ member CMA‚‚ Community Media Association‚ UK)‚ published author ezine and upublish.com) Pakistan’s mainstream media outlets have perhaps misunderstand the meaning of free flow of information under the freedom of press law. Perhaps they

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