It all started in the ghettos of New York where young people wanted to express. They did that by painting. Their names on trains This raised aggression, the majority of people saw it as pollution of the environment and the police were there graduated. For example, the graffiti services received a criminal stamp printed. They stopped by painting trains and passed on canvas, which ended up in the museum circuit. That resulted in more misery on their work was frowned upon by many people. Meanwhile, people were also going syringes nothing about could and so there was really polluting the streets. From the 60 names of young people around the world the impulses from the suburbs of New York about: they copied the tags, the technology and ideas of their idols as best they could. They were getting better and they came together. They all wore their hats with the flap backwards. Gradually, a real youth culture. And it became more accepted. Even the government gave financial support. So it all started in the ghettos of New York. Disadvantaged young people expressed themselves by means of the painting of trains but the majority accepted not. Youngsters ever the world were doing graffiti and the government gave financial support. But the question remains, of course, still why does the youth graffiti? https://youtube/watch?v=GEbYFrWUgTQ
Posted on: Fri, 17 Oct 2014 10:43:44 +0000