In an effort to gain a deeper understanding of the relationship between an artist and their work this thesis attempts to show the different ways artists engage in their craft. Utilizing narrative response, the analysis explores the relationship between three types of alternative art (tattooing, graffiti, and hip-hop) and the artists who create it. The propose of this thesis is to explore ways that education disenfranchises these young people by systematically devaluing their literary contributions as being less significant than more traditional understandings of literacy
The tradition of writing on wall surfaces has been around for millennia. Public and private surfaces...
© 2018 Dr. Ron Corey BairdThis study investigates how graffiti writing is learnt and how graffiti wr...
Graffiti can be viewed as stories about embodied identities of the self and others which can be shar...
This study of hip-hop graffiti employed ethno-graphnic methods of participant observation and interv...
Characteristic: Common frame these work is infliction of contemporary phenomenon - graffiti. Work lo...
Since their appearanceon the streets as alternative communication tools in 1980s, graffiti have led ...
With over thirty-five years in the making, hip-hop has grown and developed into a global phenomenon....
Hip-hop culture is structured around key representational elements, each of which is underpinned by ...
The overall aim of the thesis is to explore and analyse graffiti in a translocal context, by asking ...
Art has its own distinct way of being and should not be confused with manifestations of imagination,...
Graffiti art, the last true form of rebellion, is often confused with gang activity, random vandalis...
The purpose of this thesis is to explore the rapidly growing influence of graffiti art and compare i...
Graffiti is an art form that has been largely ignored by institutions of art education. This art-ba...
This thesis is an exploration of the tattoo subculture in America. The research focuses in on severa...
The thesis is focused on graffiti subculture from gender perspective. Graffiti is traditionally perc...
The tradition of writing on wall surfaces has been around for millennia. Public and private surfaces...
© 2018 Dr. Ron Corey BairdThis study investigates how graffiti writing is learnt and how graffiti wr...
Graffiti can be viewed as stories about embodied identities of the self and others which can be shar...
This study of hip-hop graffiti employed ethno-graphnic methods of participant observation and interv...
Characteristic: Common frame these work is infliction of contemporary phenomenon - graffiti. Work lo...
Since their appearanceon the streets as alternative communication tools in 1980s, graffiti have led ...
With over thirty-five years in the making, hip-hop has grown and developed into a global phenomenon....
Hip-hop culture is structured around key representational elements, each of which is underpinned by ...
The overall aim of the thesis is to explore and analyse graffiti in a translocal context, by asking ...
Art has its own distinct way of being and should not be confused with manifestations of imagination,...
Graffiti art, the last true form of rebellion, is often confused with gang activity, random vandalis...
The purpose of this thesis is to explore the rapidly growing influence of graffiti art and compare i...
Graffiti is an art form that has been largely ignored by institutions of art education. This art-ba...
This thesis is an exploration of the tattoo subculture in America. The research focuses in on severa...
The thesis is focused on graffiti subculture from gender perspective. Graffiti is traditionally perc...
The tradition of writing on wall surfaces has been around for millennia. Public and private surfaces...
© 2018 Dr. Ron Corey BairdThis study investigates how graffiti writing is learnt and how graffiti wr...
Graffiti can be viewed as stories about embodied identities of the self and others which can be shar...