Graffiti

Graffiti, the visual art of the Hip Hop culture

Recent Work

  • Bristol Street Art 1 by buttonpresser
  • Detail of Cosmo Sarson art, Bristol, UK by buttonpresser
  • Mural by El Mac, Bristol, UK by buttonpresser
  • Cax One Throwie by CAX-ONE
  • Street Art VIII by PhotosByHealy
  • DHS Ducky by PhotosByHealy
  • Sydney Graffiti by Scott A. Morton
  • Wall art showing she nose how... by D Light
  • I call you and raise you by Jason Dymock Photography
  • Just another Face by Jason Dymock Photography
  • Sydney Graffiti by Scott A. Morton
  • Sydney Graffiti by Scott A. Morton

About This Group

In the 70s graffiti was about writing your name on walls, trains, buses. It was all about getting all city, getting fame at street level. As writers got more creative in the quest to outdo each other; the humble tag transformed into bigger and more artistic and complicated lettering until they had become full blown murals with accompanying images.

Graffiti spread around the world and now murals weren’t always simply a representation of the writer’s tag. The tag was now becoming the signature in the corner of the mural.

Today “street art” includes a wide range of mediums and techniques, but this group is all about traditional graffiti. . . Spray paint on walls, trains, buses etc.

Stencilling, paste-ups, murals (non graffiti) are all valid artforms, but there are already other groups here that celebrate these. This group is about spray paint, and hip hop culture visual art.

You may also be interested in the streetart group who encompass all forms of street art, not just specifically graffiti.

See the group rules and join this group here

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