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Graffiti (singular
graffiti, or
graffito only in
graffiti archeology) is
writing or
drawings made on a wall or
other surface,
usually without permission...
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American Graffiti is a 1973
American coming-of-age comedy-drama film
directed by
George Lucas,
produced by
Francis Ford Coppola,
written by
Willard Huyck...
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Graffiti may also
refer to:
Graffiti, a
series of
books by
author Nigel Rees
Graffiti (magazine), a
Canadian music magazine in the 1980s
Graffiti (newspaper)...
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Graffiti in New York City has had a
substantial local, national, and
international influence.
Graffiti began appearing around New York City with the words...
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Physical Graffiti is the
sixth studio album by the
English rock band Led Zeppelin.
Released as a
double album on 24
February 1975 in the
United States...
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until the age of 16, and her
hobbies include watercolor painting and
graffitiing furniture. She has
several tattoos. In 2003, she made her
debut on the...
- "independent art", "post-
graffiti", "neo-
graffiti" and
guerrilla art.
Street art has
evolved from the
early forms of
defiant graffiti into a more commercial...
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graffiti,
along with
throw ups and pieces. The act of
writing a tag is
known as tagging. Tags are
often thought of as the
simplest form of
graffiti art...
- In
archaeological terms,
graffiti (plural of graffito) is a mark,
image or
writing scratched or
engraved into a surface.
There have been
numerous examples...
- here is a meme that
became po****r
during World War II,
typically seen in
graffiti. Its
origin is debated, but the
phrase and the
distinctive accompanying...
