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    Cockcroft and Barnet-Sanchez: Interpretive space is important for a group because it is a symbol or sign just as a music and language. Cockcroft and Barnet-Sanchez said: “Since before the cave paintings at Altamira some 15,000 years before the Christ, wall paintings have served as a way of community people" (Cockcroft, Barnet-Sanchez, 303). Is it true to say that murals is artistic vehicle for educating, teaching religion. The United States supported for murals during the New Deal period, and…

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    The Armoured Dove. Why do we preach peace, yet practice war? Society assumes that the instigators of the many radicalised attacks to our nations are terrorists; however, in actuality it’s the ruling class that put a target on our backs. The artist Banksy, powerfully depicts the statement that preaching peace, when the ruling class profit from war, ultimately makes you a target. He effectively criticises government authorities through the simple cartoon consisting of an armoured dove being aimed…

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    Freedom is a word that can be defined to every person in a different way. To all people though there is a way to feel freedom. To me, the definition of freedom is anyway a person wishes to express their emotions or feelings. It could be through playing an instrument, writing a story or simply talking. It’s not holding back from whatever it is that gives you the exhilarating and amazing feeling of being free. This goes along with the Merriam-Webster dictionary, which defines freedom as “the…

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    Visual Analysis Essay

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    man with a spray can to a highly creative artist in his own right. (the art story, 2018) Banksy has taken a pre-existing image - in this case an iconic photograph from Vietnam in 1972, of a girl - Kim Phuc - fleeing from a napalm attack on her village. The original photograph was taken by associated press photographer Nick Ut and has developed into a short hand for the atrocities of the Vietnam War. Banksy has isolated the image of the horror-stricken girl (originally surrounded by a few other…

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    With many people against graffiti and not letting graffiti artists do murals in their property, graffiti artists also known as taggers go out and tag wherever they want, making it a crime. I don’t ask for you to take any actions forward graffiti art but to actually take your time and analyze what the graffiti piece signify and not only judge it, in most cases it was done illegally but really think how it would be if there were legal places where graffiti artist could express their thoughts…

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    Blek Le Rat Research Paper

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    is that many other artists were inspired by him. One artist that was inspired by him, was Banksy. Banksy states, "Every time I think I've painted something slightly original, I find out that Blek Le Rat has done it as well, only twenty years earlier"(Coan, Lee). With that being said, Le Rat has someone who is inspired by him with his street name. People also say that Le Rat is the man who gave birth to Banksy and that’s why he comes up with…

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    Can Graffiti Ever be Considered Art? Suppose that Leonardo and Monet, or any of the recognized artisans of Western European culture, were alive in the present day. Then suppose that one of these famous artists decided to make a masterpiece on the side of the house or on your wall in your neighborhood. Would Leonardo or Monet’s masterpiece be considered graffiti art or vandalism (Stowers)? Graffiti is a writing or drawing scribbled, scratched, or sprayed illicitly on a wall or other surface…

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    Who Will She Choose Doing artwork is the concept of expressing yourself without having to do so vocally. Banksy is a person who has a strong opinion on what the government is doing to the citizens of his country. Banksy has such a way with his art, which allows viewers to be so inclined on the topic that he brought to their presence they have no choice but to pay attention to what is being presented to them. His art exposes how the government and society have wrongly done the people in that…

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    The Ai Weiwei

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    expert woodworker and sculptor and is especially known for his creative architecture. Banksy The most infamous street artist of the present day and who is likely the most well-known artist on this list is none other than Banksy. Some portion of the thrill originates from the way that s/he is unknown. It's even skeptical whether the artist is male or female. In any case, Banksy's artwork justifies itself. Banksy rose up in the 1990s out of the underground graffiti painting scene in London.…

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    Graffiti Research Paper

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    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…

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