I hate graffiti. About one millionth of what you see is witty and rest is just mess. How can we do something about it? Should there be a crackdown by the authorities? Should graffitists be made to clean up graffiti for hours on end as punishment?
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I love artistic graffiti. We are bombarded with advertising, it’s the only art I see everyday which isn’t trying to sell me something.
Well put, plas. There is some beautiful work around, especially around Flinders Lane where I used to live, and a lot of stencils are really clever. One is a paper stencil of a tooth with a crown on it. Nice, huh?
P.S. Has anyone read that Melbourne: Graffiti Capital book. Is it any good? I’m thinking about getting it.
Graffiti is a serious problem regardless weather you like it or not or weather its witty or cleaver or funny if its on somebody else‘s property without their permission its wrong and yes the graffitists should be made to clean it up at their own expense. For those who think its ok tell me how would you like it on your car or fence or house or something you had to work hard to pay for, if you can comprehend such a thing.
Graffiti ? I hate all Italians !
man i totally love graff,
its art replacing advertising.
i hate advertising
and its expressive
graffiti is much better than advertising.
adverts are every where
bus stops
buses
taxis
big signs on the high way
tv
radio
peoples clothes
all over the internet
news paper
a special news paper just for advertising, people call it junk mail
even people calling me in my own house trying to sell me s##t
even on my apple i had 2 stickers one said ice age 2 coming soon:|
adverts every where its obsurd!
graffiti is the most beautiful thing in the city every thing else is just encouraging consumers to consume aka adverts
i think graff and ads are oppisite but similar they are against each other but they are both for people to see.
i know which id rather see