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Graffiti (singular
graffiti or graffito, the
latter only used in
graffiti archeology) is
writing or
drawings made on a wall or
other surface, usually...
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American Graffiti is a 1973
American coming-of-age comedy-drama film
directed by
George Lucas,
produced by
Francis Ford Coppola,
written by
Willard Huyck...
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Physical Graffiti is the
sixth album by the
English rock band Led Zeppelin.
Released as a
double album on 24
February 1975 in the
United States and on...
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phrases that have come to
describe different styles and
aspects of
graffiti and its subculture. Like
other jargon and colloquialisms, some of these...
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Graffiti may also
refer to:
Graffiti, a
series of
books by
author Nigel Rees
Graffiti (magazine), a
Canadian music magazine in the 1980s
Graffiti (newspaper)...
- "independent art", "post-
graffiti", "neo-
graffiti" and
guerrilla art.
Street art has
evolved from the
early forms of
defiant graffiti into a more commercial...
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explaining that
Graffiti 2 was
based on Jot by
Communication Intelligence Corporation (CIC) and
would replace the
original version of
Graffiti.
Graffiti 2 made...
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Graffiti the
World is the
fourth studio album by
American band Rehab. It was
originally released on July 15, 2005, for
Attica Sound with
distribution via...
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graffiti,
along with
throw ups and pieces. The act of
writing a tag is
known as tagging. Tags are
often thought of as the
simplest form of
graffiti art...
- karaks, are an
integral part of
modern graffiti culture.
Characters are "creatures or personas” that
feature in
graffiti works. They may be
taken from po****r...
