Is meant to convey a one
Graffiti versus Tagging
First of all, let me make a clear distinction between tagging and gratis art A tag is nothing
more than the quickly sprayed initials of the tagger, and it can be seen all over mostlarge cities
in alleyways and on abandoned buildings, trains, and subway cars. Gratis art on the other
hand. is much more complex. Gratis artinvolves the use of color and design and, ohetimes. it
herer Graffat says, "Look at me think about this, be a part of it."
Graffiti as Artistic Expression
is called aesthetics. If an image has aesthetic value that means it is pleasing to the eye. For an
wage to be pleasing to the eye, it must incorporale artist ferents such as color and
composition. Using artistic elements affectively requires not only imagination, but also a good
deal of planning, especially with the larger mural sized pieces most commonly seen in ons
across the world
Types of Graffiti Art and Artists
There are many types of graft art One style is called Wildstyle is calligraphy-ke
writing with interlocking letters. Wildstyle is by far the most popular style of grati. However,
grat artists such as basqua and Banksy developed their own unique styles of graftan
Basquiat, a popular artist of the seventies and eightees, was part of a graduo This duo was
most well known for creating gratis that mixed imagery with puns. The modem gratis
Banksy uses stencils to create images that serve as social commentary. The goal of most
graffs artists is to shine a light on the world, the good and the bad and to prompt people to
think about what is happening in their communities
Gratias Vandalism
Despite the fact that many art experts, as well as local community members, are beginning
to see gratit as true art, it is still illegal to paint anything on public property. That includes
building walls, railway cars, buses, and condemned buildings, as well as other public spaces
Technically, even the most beautiful piece of grad at must be removed according to mostaty
laws, and it is taxpayers who end up paying the bill. Last year alone, Chicago budgeted and
spent nearly 56.5 million to remove all from its public places Private business owners must
also pay to have a removed from the buildings, which creates a hardship especially for
small business owners who are already struggling to pay their bits
The Future of Graf Art
It is hard to know what the future of great will be. However, given that it is gaining in
popularity and is now viewed as a legmate form of creative expression, the best thing we
could do is stop making it a criminal offense in my opinion, we should give more support to
grat artists and take the time to listen to what they are trying to tell us through the amazing
images
How does the author Support the fact that graartists shine a light on the world?
Aby daiming that paintings displayed on public property can be enjoyed by everyone
B. by supporting the display off on all buildings so that it can be seen from a
c. by stating that artists have drawn a clear distinction between tagging and grate
D. by saying that artists try to make people aware of important social issues
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