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Rise of urban art

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Rise of urban art

by Dinara Iskakova
1

Where did modern graffiti appear on walls in the early 1960s, helping it spread to New York by the late sixties?

2

What term did the early graffiti writers use for their activity, later popularized by the media?

3

Which era saw trains in cities covered with spray paintings called 'masterpieces'?

4

What group structure did taggers often belong to in the early days?

5

Which mayor declared the first war on graffiti in New York?

6

By the 1980s, where did many artists begin painting due to subway restrictions?

7

What is the central debate about graffiti?

8

Which artist began spraying on the street in the 1970s and later became famous in the 1980s?

9

Which French artist is known for stencils and political or humorous graffiti?

10

Which artist has works that have been sold for millions and helped elevate graffiti to international recognition?

Объяснение

Philadelphia is cited as the birthplace of modern graffiti in the early 1960s.

The activity was called 'writing' before 'graffiti' became common.

Mid-70s trains were often covered with large spray pieces.

Taggers worked in groups called crews.

John Lindsay was mayor when the crackdown began.

With trains restricting graffiti, artists moved to roofs or canvases.

The debate centers on whether graffiti is art or vandalism.

Basquiat started with street spray before rising to fame.

Blek le Rat popularized stencil-based graffiti.

Banksy has achieved widespread fame and high-value sales.

 
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