Street Art's Street Fight
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June 14, 2007
Chris Gehrke Utne.com
For those looking to engage the street art debate in a less
destructive fashion than the Splasher, consider the option created
by artist Drew Heffron, whose
'Graffiti Critique' was appropriated and
converted into the
'Graffiti Report Card' by the art blogger
Brandon Thomas Baunach. 'I wanted a way to combat the ugly
graffiti while at the same time give praise to the talented
graffiti writers who I feel make the streets more beautiful,'
Baunach writes. And now you can, too: The Graffiti Report Card
can be downloaded, printed, and then pasted directly next to
pieces of graffiti art to share your analysis of an artist's
creativity, skill, and daring. Baunach also encourages users of
the Graffiti Report Card to take pictures of the graffiti
they've critiqued and post it to his
Flickr group website.
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