The Art Of Olympic Graffiti
News July 16th, 2007
Graffiti is equal to vandalism but graffiti art is to be appreciated. Graffiti on Beijing 2008, China NBA export Yao Ming, Olympics gold medalist Liu Xiang and other Olympic-related themes are spotted in cities of China. Some interviewed said that the works were nicely done while others commented that they were not up to the standard.
A giant graffiti on the theme of the 2008 Beijing Olympics was done overnight in June in the northeast city of Changchun. While some of the citizens called to preserve it, city officials declared it unlawful.
But at least one city in China gives its approval on this street art.
In the southwest municipality of Chongqing, the local government even designated a street for graffiti painters to show off their artistic skills. Local media reported the government is applying to the Guinness Book of World Records for the longest street covered in graffiti.
At least they draw better than me, much better.
Via China Daily
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