Caves at Lascaux, France
-Drawings and paintings on a cave walls from the Paleothilic peliod
-Everyday things, hunting, livestock etc
-Wasn't an act of "rebellion", more sort of communal
-Scratched with animal bones, natural pigments
Ancient Rome Graffiti
- From Pompeii graffiti on wall
- Was destroyed in 79AD by Mount Vesuvius, "vandal graffiti" like how nowadays they do woz ere
Caricature of a politician
Kilroy Was here -> WWII memorial in DC
UK slogan "wot no..." making light on shortage of food.
PARIS, MAY '68
We are the power -> nouse sommes le pouvior
Civin unrest inspiring cultural/creative material. movement of DIY posters, book published by Marc Rohan Paris '68
URBAN GRAFFITI
1970's New York
->evolves alongside hip hop culture - saying "we will not be ignored"
->State of New York, "the big apple", the rebrand
JON NAAR, PHOTOGRAPHER, 1973
Kind of sympathetic, Doesn't document in judgemental way but more of a fly on the wall way. Quote from "becoming a graffiti photographer" - John Naar
..."were a cry to change the ghetto."
*Jean-Michel Basquiat - 60's
SAME - SAME-OH
was shortened from 'same old shit'
while students, Basquiat+Diaz started to put up the first SAMO (c) graffiti in Manhattan. Ironic use of the (c) symbol. Classing is as "art"/ownership.
"a pin drops like a pungent odor"
1979 - SAMO IS 'DEAD'
NEO EXPRESSIONIST PAINTING
Basquiat moved style to paintings - "untitled 1982"
Dated Madonna for a while
Died of a heroine overdose at age 27
WARHOL+BASQUIAT
-General Electric with waiter, 1984 > critique of capitalism
Warhol collab'd with Basquiat in later life
KEITH HARING, RADIANT BABY 1990
-use of bright colour
-thick outlines
In 1981, sketched chalk on black paper and painted plastic, metal and found objects
1984, Listed DZ and painted murals in melbourne
adding black and white ad design ON TOP of advert seamlessly
POPSHOP
Selling t-shirts, toys, posters, bearing his signature images
celebrity hangout
"breaking down barriers between high and low art" - Keith Haring
*John Fekner, Broken Promises, 1980
-stencilled phrases on disused buildings
-referring to shortages and difficulties at the time
*Jenny Holzer, Time Square Show, 1980
LCD in times square
"abuse of power comes as no surprise" political, wanting to be heard?
VIDEO GAME CULTURE
-Berlin Wall
-Comments on lack of availability of brands+tech in the Eastern Block
TATS CRU, 1997 for Coca Cola
-Devaluing effect on graffiti, not being used in the way it was orginnaly intended to be used. Now used commercially and for the 'big evil brands'
BOMB THE WORLD (2004) PS2
JET SET RADIO
freedom of expression outlawed in Tokyo
TAGGING IN GTA:SA
*INVADER
-french artist, born 1969
-first mosaic in mid 90's Paris
-Mosaic >more permanency, weatherproof and difficult to remove.
pixil like
the 'invasion' spreads first across France and then 22 countries worldwide
Conceptual elements. Points on a map form a Space Invader. Inviting you to come and look at the work physically, looking through the city kinda as his characters.
STREET ART
Banksy - kate moss
Shepard Fairey
Moving from walls to art galleries
Parisian Photographer JR.
Favela
Enlarged photographs on side of houses
-women
drawing attention to women, feel they're underepresented
Blu (Italy) and Os Gemeos (brazil)
Lisbon 2001
The building becomes the drawing
almost 3D
3 turrets at the top of the building help make the crown
logos of corporations, like Shell, Esso, etc.
Corsa Ad 2011
Graffiti crawling all over building
city taken over by graffiti
by Loomit and Daim
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IYRysBNpoQ
123 KLAN
-Founded as graffiti crew in 1989 by Scien and Klor, turned hands to illustration and design. Clients such as Stussy
PAUL CURTIS (MOOSE)
REVERSE GRAFFITI
symbolic of cleansing, removing the dirt
limited life, will wash away
environmental approach to graffiti
SAM 3 Spain Murcia 2010
-only uses black paint
environmental message
VHILS aka Alexandre Forto (portugal) London 2008
sculptural approach to graffiti
clipped away plaster on the wall to create a portrait
FAITH 71
amsterdam
red stickers natural hole in plaster
bridges the gap between hyperrealist art and hyperabstract art
DIVA (brooklyn)
Fema
pseudonym doesn't mean you're identified as male/female
FAFI (france)
-one or more well known, female graffiti artists
-cartoon style, generally oversexualised
Miss Van
Over sexualised, looks like girl out of Roger Rabbit
HeraKut
More photoreal, realistic type of graffiti
Banksy - Palestine
STYLE WARS 1983 FILM. HIP HOP CULTURE MADE IN NYC
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