MY EXPOSITORY ASSIGNMENT

Graffiti: a thin line between Art and Vandalism

Nowadays, many major cities around the world begin to change their attitude with

street graffiti artists and set aside some public space for their freedom of creation. Thus,many high-value creative graffiti artworks have been created, attracting local people and tourists, and becoming a collectible object of many art lovers.Although some people feel graffiti is the art, it should be controlled because it is defacing other people’s property, it is too expensive for Graffiti Removal,and it has a negative influence for children.

The graffiti should be controlled because it is the cause to destroy another property.

Graffiti appeared in Vietnam in the 2000s and gradually became a trend among

Vietnamese youths, the paintings gradually appeared in public places without permission so the graffiti school ‘squeezed leg on the neck ‘that run is common.

 In fact, in many cities around the world, graffiti is epidemic, and it is difficult to control it’s cost a lot money for remove the graffiti. Every year, big cities such as New York,London, Chicago spend millions of dollars to erase the painless paintings and to hire more security personnel to build buildings. In many countries, drawing graffiti on public transport is considered a violation of law, and the perpetrator is subjected to a great deal of penalties, as this behavior causes great physical and mental damage.

In the united states, every year the carruers spend 15 to 18 million dollars to find, erase, and repair the consequences of graffiti in discriminately

In conclusion, some people think graffiti is art, but this is not the truth and graffiti

should be controlled because th it destroys other people’s property, it costs a lot of money for remove them, and it has a negative influence on children. It can be said, for graffiti, the line between art work and ‘vandalism’ is quite fragile. It is important that this line is heavily dependent on the artist.