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Brooklyn, NY - Peter - Wednesday, December 21st, 2005 : goo
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Oldschool throw-up by Daze, found at the intersection of Vanderbilt Avenue and Park Place in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn...
It's probably been there since the 80s, and no one has gone over it. Respect...
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jack: 21st Dec 2005 - 23:38 GMT
its funny, i cant stand graff it makes me think of the downfall of art. yet if these so called artists would only use oils on a canvas it would probably look better.
Peter: 23rd Dec 2005 - 15:41 GMT
perhaps, jack, but art can be made with lots of things besides oils and canvas. just think... cameras, computers, musical instruments, film/video, coiture, dance, voice... and even spraypaint.
i appreciate and respect your sentiments and your tastes, but we all have to try to keep an open mind about defining what "art" is (especially here, especially in regards to graffiti, as its somewhat a pet-topic on citynoise, heh).
plus, im not sure that daze (as well as countless graffiti writers) would call themselves "artists", at least primarily. that might fall after many other adjectives theyd use to describe themselves.
but i guess we have to wait for them to jump into this argument before we have any conclusive evidence.
jack: 28th Dec 2005 - 15:32 GMT
yes your correct peter, but artists used their own material to create, these graffitti sprayers are using the private property of other people. how would anyone of us feel if they sprayed our garages, of course, it might make mine look better.
ram51@japan.com: 31st Dec 2005 - 02:44 GMT
i met daze personally in NYC Lower East Side in the very early 80s...nice
guy...very charming...thanks for the rough photo peter...
ram51
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