Graffiti In Australia

CONTENTS 1, Introduction 2, What is the different between graffiti and street art 3, Cause 3.1, History 3.2, Reason for making graffiti 3.3, Creativity 4, Effect 4.1, Damage 4.2, Environment and harmful 4.3, Artist 4.4, Community and social networking service (SNS) 4.5, Volunteer 5, Summary 6, Reference list 7, Annotated bibliography 1. Introduction Graffiti can be found everywhere in our world. Recently, many young people draw graffiti in public place indiscriminately. They tag, and scars with

Graffiti is writing or drawings that are scribbled on walls or surfaces. But these drawings or code writings are illegally written or drawn on public properties of not their own. Lots of places that have odd or racist writing on public properties are known to be illegal drawings. A lot of known groups draw specific signs and codes to communicate to others or to claim properties that aren't theirs, to show intimidation and fear to others. Those groups are called gang graffiti. Gang graffiti accede

Majority”, a painting by Banksy, an English graffiti artist, was brought to the auction in Paris and its recent price has reached £445,792, which is roughly at $676,000 (Banksy, 2014; Banksy 's Silent Majority fetches more than £445k in Paris, 2015). As they are clearly seen, the prices for the two paintings are about the same, which is interesting because one is obviously a well-known artist all over the world, whereas the other one is known for his graffiti paintings, which is also considered to be

Your Involvement Federal Electorate Chisolm: The electorate of Chisholm is named after Caroline Chisholm (1800-1877). She was a noted social worker and advocate for immigration of New South Wales. She helped newly immigrated women in New South Wales to find shelter, dispersed the unemployed to the country so that they could find work and improved the conditions for workers in goldfields in Victoria. The current sitting member for Chisholm is Anna Burke. She is a member of the Australian Labor Party

involvement of the public, the police will be able to formulate, inform and implement effective strategies in ensuring that graffiti is eliminated for example substituting art competitions for graffiti that would attract perpetrators of such vandalism as graffiti to participate (Murphy, 2015). Moreover, the police might also establish programs where the youth who help clean graffiti are given free access to events that otherwise require entry

on a number of occasions but one that can always be argued is the question of can graffiti be considered an art. The definition of art is “something that is created with imagination and skill” (Webster dictionary). When people argue graffiti is just a crime done they do not look at the definition of art and how graffiti falls under the definition. Graffiti should not be considered a crime but a form of art. Graffiti can be found in various parts of the world and on anything that can be painted. It

conduct a literature review on the following hypotheses: Urban Art is reducing illegal graffiti at Albion station, this is followed by the research question: Is urban art at Albion station reducing illegal graffiti? In the

from the herald sun, January 2002, outlines her frustration with the constant problem of graffiti in the Melbourne suburb of Prahran. The Audience knows she is frustrated because of the repetition of “I’m sick of”. This makes the audience feel like they need to do something to help the community and Burke. Graffiti is a big problem towards Leonie and most of Victoria. Her strong opinion towards the graffiti around the town is expressed with anger due to not being heard by the rest of Melbourne and

about the art on the side of traincarts you see, which is known as graffiti. But there is a problem when it comes to this type of art because there is a conflict in the art

is evidently present in the world around us be it in photographs, the internet or even in graffiti. To determine the extent audiences need art galleries to view art, the purpose of