History of Graffiti

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It wasn't till the late 1960s that writing's current identity started to form.The history of the underground art movement known by many names, most commonly termed graffiti begins in Philadelphia,

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Articles - The history of Graffiti-Writing

ARPONE: The history of Graffiti-Writing ... This short history of Graffiti-Writing was created from a writer from Poland - ARPONE - for the Graffiti-Workshop 'Europa 2001' in Vienna.

http://www.hiphop-network.com/articles/graffitiarticles/historyofgraff-arpone.asp

History of Graffiti

Modern Graffiti began in Philadelphia and New York City in the late 60s. “Julio 204” and “Taki 183” began “tagging” the city around this time, ... Home >> History >> Modern Graffit

http://www.tufts.edu/programs/mma/fah189/2003/bobby_ben/history/History_60s70s.htm

New York City Graffiti @149st

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About New York City Graffiti @149st

New york city subway graffiti ... History in text-Part 1; History in text-Part 2; Women in Graffiti; Tags | Throw-ups | Wild style; Writers' tools; Clean Trains;

http://www.at149st.com/history.html

Burners

History of Writers ... There is no way to pinpoint the true start of graffiti writing.

http://www.subwayoutlaws.com/History/History.htm

Double-H Homepage (English)

Hamburg graffiti history. Graffiti on trains, walls and canvases. ... Double-H. Hamburg Graffiti History.

http://www.double-h.org/

The History of Los Angeles Graffiti Art

http://www.thehistoryoflosangelesgraffitiart.com/

Summer Guide - A History of Graffiti in Its Own Words -- New York

Old-timers remember the golden age of the art movement that actually moved. ... (Photo: TRACY 168 and MICO: Robin X/From the book Graffiti NYC; CASE 2: Courtesy of the Martinez Gallery)

http://nymag.com/guides/summer/17406/index6.html

Summer Guide - A History of Graffiti in Its Own Words -- New York

Graffiti, the early years: Clockwise from right, a COCO 144 stencil, 1971; JOE 182, 1970; and CAY 161, 1971. ... Jeff Chang, author of Can’t Stop Won’t Stop: A History of the Hip-Hop Generation ;

http://nymag.com/guides/summer/17406/index1.html