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aka nailsoneil Hello All, I am a student at UMASS Lowell and I would like to make a contribution to the Street Art article on
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history of graffiti and street art. Where I'm from, if you get shown to not know what you're talking about, it embarrasses you into doing your research. Clearly that's not the case with you but I really shouldn't be surprised about that. So glad people like you are editing these pages about urban
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I've done a few tweaks to the paragraph. It lacked a clear introduction to what "Guerilla
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Really good to hear from you, and see your excellent work so far!!! Thanks! There's only one thing I'd like your opinion on: Being a native new yorker living in soho 1980-1984, though i think you did very good work on the Rene (best artist) article, I am not clear why an image from him should be on
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Mostly heavy shuffling of pre-existing text, but some deletion of repetitive descriptions, blatant promotion, questionable/promotional sources, re-sectioning & re-naming. Many additional images and deletion of decidedly UN-notable street art. MUCH was already unsourced when I started. In a few
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i'll have to weigh in on this one and beg to differ: street art IS certainly advertising, Hindsite: SELF-advertising! attention junkies crying out "look at ME" or "look at THIS" is all part of their game... do you think any of these people would be doing what they do if they didnt think they could
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Hello, I will be peer reviewing this article. It is a very interesting read, for starters when I read the article title I never thought it mean graffiti, considering so many people don't really consider graffiti as art they see it as simply vandalism but it is in fact art nonetheless. The history
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prominent contemporary street artist, I feel it is imperative to show the roots of the Post-Graffiti movement from notable artists. Anybody with a good Kieth Haring photo should please post it as well. As for the rest of the images, I think we can do alot better for contemporay street artists.
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