So to conclude, it seems after a bit of discussion and a lot of research, that the majority of people, no matter what their background or artistic relationship, really do find art should have a rightful space on our streets. Of coarse, there needs to be at a certain standard maintained and some areas would benefit more then others, but this is an achievable task and will not only save the government hundreds of thousands a year in time, labour and grey paint, but will liven the community and associated social factors as well.
Because one day, my generation with be in the councils, governments, law enforcement, and communities, and hopefully Street Art and Graffiti will have its rightful place on our walls, where it should be!

Hey bro, very good blog. It was interesting reading about grafitti and the question of who decides what is art and what is vandalism. I have seen some murals around the city and agree that some graffiti is actually quite nice. But on the other hand you have people who grafitti other peoples property without prior permission like on shop windows or house fences which i think is unacceptable. I think that deciding between what is art and vandalism is quite ambiguous. Maybe if the companies or owners of the properties want to have the graffiti art on their buildings i dont see why people could have a problem with it as it is their property and choice. I definately disagree with property vandalism though. Very interesting topic you have chosen of which you have presented very well. No grammar or spelling mistakes that i can see either. Keep it up..
ReplyDeleteThanks Chris. I chose this topic not only to write about something passionate to me, but to also educate as well. Im glad you find interested in this issue and your opinions are very similar to the publics. I just hope the councils are as open minded as the public that live here as well
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