Two weeks ago, in response to the announcement in the Queen's speech that the government wants to cut down on "vandalism and graffiti", The Guardian posted an open letter to John Reid on the arts blog, asking why he wanted to stifle some of the most exciting, engaging and interesting art any of us can see in public spaces - and asked readers to send in examples of favourite street art.
Sunday, December 10, 2006
The Guardian's Graffitti Slideshow
Vandalism or art? You be the judge
Two weeks ago, in response to the announcement in the Queen's speech that the government wants to cut down on "vandalism and graffiti", The Guardian posted an open letter to John Reid on the arts blog, asking why he wanted to stifle some of the most exciting, engaging and interesting art any of us can see in public spaces - and asked readers to send in examples of favourite street art.
Two weeks ago, in response to the announcement in the Queen's speech that the government wants to cut down on "vandalism and graffiti", The Guardian posted an open letter to John Reid on the arts blog, asking why he wanted to stifle some of the most exciting, engaging and interesting art any of us can see in public spaces - and asked readers to send in examples of favourite street art.
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