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The Economics of Graffiti
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Friday, March 28, 2008
priggishness or preserving the revolution?
A fashion blogger laments the appropriation of graffiti styles into mainstream graphic design
. . .
while
two art critics in Washington D.C. argue about graffiti's place in the gallery
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Economists study systems. There is a system that produces graffiti and this blog is about that system. Graffiti is considered both art and vandalism, but it is a response to social pressures unlike any other type of art or vandalism.
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