Liam Britt
@liambritt.bsky.social
WWU Student of Journalism, chess fanatic, Lover of art in all its forms
Street art started as a taboo subject of defacement and vandalism. In recent decades, though, it's broken into popular culture as a way of expression and culture. The PNW is a prime example of this, as places like Seattle went from fighting it to funding it.
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Graffiti: Defiance or Expression? — The Rage Magazine
The Pacific Northwest’s Approach to Street Art By Liam Britt A train passes by you, each railcar covered in an illegally painted name, phrase, or art piece. What do you call it? Street art? Vandal...
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December 6, 2024 at 5:53 PM
Street art started as a taboo subject of defacement and vandalism. In recent decades, though, it's broken into popular culture as a way of expression and culture. The PNW is a prime example of this, as places like Seattle went from fighting it to funding it.
www.theragewwu.com/blogs-1/graf...
www.theragewwu.com/blogs-1/graf...
I recently spoke with designer and muralist, Shogo Ota, for an upcoming article on street art in the PNW. His work is incredible and he had some great stuff to say about the topic. Just wanted to share a quote from him that I loved!
December 4, 2024 at 9:05 PM
I recently spoke with designer and muralist, Shogo Ota, for an upcoming article on street art in the PNW. His work is incredible and he had some great stuff to say about the topic. Just wanted to share a quote from him that I loved!