From Vandalism to Culture: An Evolution of Graffiti
By: J. Hamilton
Abstract: Using traditional definitions of both vandalism
and graffiti, in addition to an exploration of cultural significance and
culture using the 1994 UNESCO Nara Document on Authenticity, this poster will
examine the evolution of graffiti from vandalism to culture; this exposition
also advocates for graffiti conservation and a redefinition of cultural
heritage in contemporary society.
Targeted Audience: The intended audience and context for this
poster is conservation conferences where cultural heritage professionals, urban
historians, curators and gallery owners, museum trustees and directors, city
and government officials, conservation professionals and students would be in
attendance.
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Notice to Readers
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As of July 15, 2014 this site will no longer be updated. However, the
content will remain posted for your educational reference. Thank you!Filed
under: A...
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Title: Art Packing Video Tutorial
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