graffiti
An Iqaluit woman’s war on obscene graffiti
Janet Pitsiulaaq Brewster hopes covering up angry words can break the cycle of pain behind them
Dalhousie plans to paint over the real problem
Why the graffiti on campus isn’t the right target
Photo essay: Street art goes global
Graffiti sparks a multitude of conversations worldwide
Fighting fur, graffiti and hip-hop class & more #IdleNoMore
What students are talking about today (January 3rd)
Chevrolet Sonic ad angers Montreal artists
G.M.’s use of street mural without permission leads to payout
Racist graffiti found on two campuses
Haters target Arabs
A project to replace infamous Belfast murals comes under fire
Something a can of paint can’t fix?
Toronto’s war on fun
If only we could shrug it off as a quirky hangover from its Victorian origins
Art news
Officials in Toronto have painted over a mural that was apparently believed to resemble Stephen Harper.
Rob “Eraserman” Ford, hold your fire! All graffiti is not evil!
Street art has earned its place in the urban wilderness
Fighting graffiti, with more graffiti
Would-be taggers won’t paint on murals—it’s an unwritten law