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Graffiti

by Marcela Martinez Junor
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Graffiti is an ancient practice that has always raised questions about whether it is art or vandalism . It has from ancient inscriptions in places like Pompeii to a modern counterculture movement .

The Evolution of Graffiti
The modern concept of vandalism originated with the Vandal tribe in the 5th century and was formally during the French Revolution . In the 1960s , " " in New York and Philadelphia used coded labels to establish a blend of anonymity and celebrity . This illegality and anti - establishment nature made graffiti a central part of , which challenged ideas of public space and ownership . Political groups have also used graffiti to propaganda , as seen with World War II resistance and the Berlin Wall .

Modern Acceptance and Ongoing Debate
The text notes that graffiti has increasingly entered the . This is evidenced by the formation of " graffiti unions , " its presence in art galleries , and its by marketers and typographers . Despite its link to destruction , graffiti is also a medium of artistic expression . The debate over whether it or beautifies cities continues to this day .

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