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Tag Archive for: Graffiti & Street Art

Exploring how graffiti and street art calls attention to social justice issues

May 20, 2023
Graffiti and street art has a longstanding connection with political…
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Questioning graffiti and street art as acts of resistance

March 30, 2023
Over the past half century, not only has there been an increase…
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What’s wrong with Native American land acknowledgements at university commencement and graduation exercises?

December 12, 2022
In the northern hemisphere December brings with it cold weather,…
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Why do some cities appear to have more graffiti and street art than others?

July 25, 2022
Cities and urban locations vary not only on their size, topography,…
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Misapplying appropriation, co-optation, commodification & fetishization

July 11, 2022
The recent social media discussion over the work and legacy of…
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