Graffiti Research Paper

“Artists are influenced by Society and other political reasons, the art comes in many forms; as has many perspectives to Social Media’s eye.” There are many different types of artists out there who explore the different sectors of art itself. People who define their art in a way that catches the human eye, It could mean anything really, sadness, anger, happiness, anything, even the most randomest of things, some come out as a comedic way and others take it more seriously. Visual art, or as in sketching on plain old paper, it can take you a long way, depends on the path you go, some have more obstacles than others; many just create what pops up in their head, without bother or care of what the reaction might be. Some only do it for fame and …show more content…
Many ask that question, it’s mostly described in a form of art called Graffiti, a specific graffiti artist by the name of Banksy; creates political art all around the street corners of London, many people are distracted by his sudden artwork, it looks too realistic to be just a painting, Banksy does this by using stencils, mainly made out of cardboard, he makes one piece of the painting and spray paints it then creates the other part, shading and extra details after that. Banksy had never really shown his face out in public, he refused to, he doesn’t want to be sucked into fame and change into what Society wants him to be. Some of his artwork had been covered over by local authority, it doesn’t stop him from marching forward though. I choose Banksy as an example because he really does express what he feels through the graffiti, and what the world has and is coming to today, Banksy is a very excellent example to why Society influences artists like him. Banksy isn’t the only artist out there who makes stuff like this, there are many other graffiti and not just graffiti artists out there who are willing to show what they …show more content…
She focused mostly on her Mexican traditions in her artwork, they were the most important in her work. It was often characterized as naive or folk art, it has also been described as surreal artwork; Many had judged Frida’s paintings though, they often called it “ribbon around a bomb.”, Frida hated the label of “Surrealistic” on her art style.
Frida had suffered long life health issues, due to a traffic incident as a teenager, her sprains and fractures isolated her for a couple years which gave her time to focus on her painting skills, she was wedded with a famous Mexican artist named Diego Rivera. Frida was a strong self-advocate, she spend so much time on her own she made herself the most important thing in her life, she cared much about herself portraits. Most of Frida Kahlo’s artwork is featured in many art galleries today, Knox Art Gallery, Boston Museum of Fine Art, Buenos Aires,