I’ve studied graffiti in Los Angeles for 30 years. During the 1992 Los Angeles uprising, people wrote such phrases as “Black Power,” “Bloods and Crips Together Tonight” and “This Is ...

How Real-Life Graffiti Mirrors Video Games' Environmental Storytelling. Though on-the-nose in-game messages have often been the butt of jokes, a pandemic and social upheaval reveal that maybe all ...

"Beyond the Streets," a new exhibit in Williamsburg, shows graffiti's evolution from public nuisance to high art. The landmark show features 150 artists, including old-school subway taggers like ...

A graffiti font allows you to transform standard text into artful letters and numbers. Many websites offer free downloads of graffiti fonts that you then add to your font library on your computer.

Graffiti lines two exterior walls, and the fence, which runs along Crittenden and a nearby alley, hugs the museum’s facade so tightly that as you walk along the outside, the letters take up your ...

Illegal graffiti in L.A. began to have another moment when the painting of the empty Oceanwide towers in ... Ortiz already knew his way with a brush. By knowing how to detail letters, ...

How D.C. Mayor Used Graffiti to Protect Public Space By Rebekah Modrak When President Donald Trump sent heavily armed federal law enforcement officers and unidentified officers in riot gear into ...

“Graffiti art is noncommissioned and usually illegal. That’s clear enough, but it doesn’t exactly reflect judgment of the content. It amounts to saying that if the city likes it, it’s a mural.

Actually, we were trying to start a graffiti crew at the time and that’s how the name KMD got started," the late MF DOOM told writer David Ma. "So our first thing was to pick some letters that ...

LAFAYETTE - Don't just cover up that graffiti. "Report it. Report it. It helps us," said Lafayette police Officer Michael Zambon, who works on the department's street crime unit with a focus on gangs.

The COVID-19 pandemic nearly crippled Tempe’s graffiti clean up program, all but undoing years of progress as illegal tagging increased by 630%, according to the most recent city estimates.