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EPISODE · Dec 9, 2014 · 30 MIN

Graffiti Art

from Fordham Conversations

Some people see graffiti as vandalism, a crime or a sign of urban decay. Others see graffiti as art, self-expression and a testament of neighborhood pride. On This Week’s Fordham Conversations we examine the topic of graffiti art. First we examine graffiti and the law with Leila Amineddoleh, Counsel to Lombard & Geliebter. Then we discuss the evolution and impact of graffiti art with David Storey, an artist, Fordham University professor and Visual arts Program co-director at Rose Hill, along with Patrick Verel, whose research paper, “New York City Graffiti Murals: Signs of Hope, marks of Distinction,” examines the usefulness of graffiti.

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