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Graffiti Artwork Controversial Visual Messages Delivered in Public Spaces

Graffiti Artwork Controversial Visual Messages Delivered in Public Spaces. What is Graffiti?. Drawings, writing, and doodles that are sprayed, scribbled, or scratched illicitly on a surface in a public location. Where is Graffiti?.

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Graffiti Artwork Controversial Visual Messages Delivered in Public Spaces

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  1. Graffiti ArtworkControversial Visual Messages Delivered in Public Spaces

  2. What is Graffiti? • Drawings, writing, and doodles that are sprayed, scribbled, or scratched illicitly on a surface in a public location

  3. Where is Graffiti? • Surfaces including: building walls, trains, bridges, and billboards

  4. When did Graffiti Start? • Existed since ancient times in Ancient Greece and the Roman Empire • Evolved with Hip Hop music revolution

  5. How is Graffiti Created? • Materials and tools: • Spray paint, exterior paint, chalk, markers, carving and etching tools

  6. Illegal Self Expression on Others’ Property • In most cases, graffiti is considered vandalism. • DO NOT LEAVE YOUR MARK ON OTHERS’ PROPERTY.

  7. Graffiti Artwork: Public Pedagogy • Some artists create graffiti in order to send positive visual messages to a larger and more diverse public audience than museum goers.

  8. Keith Haring

  9. Keith Haring

  10. Keith Haring

  11. Keith Haring

  12. Keith Haring

  13. Keith Haring

  14. Banksy

  15. Banksy

  16. Banksy

  17. Banksy

  18. Banksy

  19. Banksy

  20. Banksy

  21. Barry McGee

  22. Barry McGee

  23. Barry McGee

  24. Barry McGee

  25. Margaret Kilgallen

  26. Margaret Kilgallen

  27. Margaret Kilgallen

  28. Margaret Kilgallen

  29. Tags (Artists’ Names)

  30. Tags (Artists’ Names)

  31. Tags (Artists’ Names)

  32. Tags (Artists’ Names)

  33. Tags (Artists’ Names)

  34. Tags (Artists’ Names)

  35. Tags (Artists’ Names)

  36. Tags (Artists’ Names)

  37. Create your own name tag! •  Research & Brainstorm • Using pencil, create at least 10 thumbnail sketches • Select your best tag • Using markers, create a full-page colored tag • Using markers, tag your artwork folder! • Note: your name tag should be large and cover the majority of your folder’s surface

  38. Digital Graffiti Resources • Create a digital tag! • http://graffiti.playdo.com/ • http://www.graffiticreator.net/

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