Graffiti have become ubiquitous throughout the European urban space. Spray paint has become the most widely used material for graffiti, which are often a form of artistic expression, sometimes a tool for political protest. Although considered an act of vandalism if carried out without the proprietor’s consent, the authorities seem to be negligent in applying the law, or else are unable to enforce it because of the overwhelming number of graffiti that proliferate on public walls, commercial fa..
This Note argues that outlawing graffiti completely is not an effective solution. The only effective...
This research study aims to examine the development of graffiti in Hong Kong. Based on cultural crim...
Graffiti is a paradoxical form of social expression: it is widely disparaged in its tagging avatar, ...
Graffiti have become ubiquitous throughout the European urban space. Spray paint has become the most...
This article focuses on the emergence of graffiti in Beijing and Shanghai as an intriguing part of t...
The conflict between artistic expression and crime Graffiti is now generally accepted to be the appl...
The Great Wall of China is an iconic and complex sign that has been used by both state officials and...
Title on the accepted version is: Graffiti as urban characterIn order to explore the relationships b...
[[abstract]]Graffiti art was originated in the United States and it is a phenomenon of secondary cul...
Through media exposure, pop culture and inclusion into the art world, graffiti has grown to become a...
From time immemorial people have been ornamenting and painting the walls of urban houses. However, f...
Introduction Graffiti is found in many societies with different cultural contexts and has become a w...
Graffiti and Street Art have received varying research treatment from artist, subcultural,ethnograph...
This essay focuses on graffiti—the practice of illegal writing and painting on trains, walls, bridge...
In China, the urban phenomenon of graffiti art (tuya yishu \u6d82\u9e26\u827a\u672f) emerged in the ...
This Note argues that outlawing graffiti completely is not an effective solution. The only effective...
This research study aims to examine the development of graffiti in Hong Kong. Based on cultural crim...
Graffiti is a paradoxical form of social expression: it is widely disparaged in its tagging avatar, ...
Graffiti have become ubiquitous throughout the European urban space. Spray paint has become the most...
This article focuses on the emergence of graffiti in Beijing and Shanghai as an intriguing part of t...
The conflict between artistic expression and crime Graffiti is now generally accepted to be the appl...
The Great Wall of China is an iconic and complex sign that has been used by both state officials and...
Title on the accepted version is: Graffiti as urban characterIn order to explore the relationships b...
[[abstract]]Graffiti art was originated in the United States and it is a phenomenon of secondary cul...
Through media exposure, pop culture and inclusion into the art world, graffiti has grown to become a...
From time immemorial people have been ornamenting and painting the walls of urban houses. However, f...
Introduction Graffiti is found in many societies with different cultural contexts and has become a w...
Graffiti and Street Art have received varying research treatment from artist, subcultural,ethnograph...
This essay focuses on graffiti—the practice of illegal writing and painting on trains, walls, bridge...
In China, the urban phenomenon of graffiti art (tuya yishu \u6d82\u9e26\u827a\u672f) emerged in the ...
This Note argues that outlawing graffiti completely is not an effective solution. The only effective...
This research study aims to examine the development of graffiti in Hong Kong. Based on cultural crim...
Graffiti is a paradoxical form of social expression: it is widely disparaged in its tagging avatar, ...