Penski, where is your art in Nottm? I'm intrigued and want to take a peak![]()
Is claning or repainting essential or even desired in 100 percent of cases?Speech is (money wise) free. Cleaning or repainting a building is not.
Maybe I have been making this all up... I did allude to it before. As I said then, it would be foolish to make myself open to prosecutionThen I fear you may have to explain your... um... communist (?) political views on the public nature of buildings to the police.
Do you graffiti buildings in plain and public sight?
Is claning or repainting essential or even desired in 100 percent of cases?
penski said:Maybe I have been making this all up... I did allude to it before. As I said then, it would be foolish to make myself open to prosecution![]()
penski said:Some are dozens of miles from the nearest human habitation...
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In your eyes...Which is the point I've been trying to makeMaybe not in 100%, no, but the vast majority of graffiti does nothing to enhance a building's appearance, so removal will be desired.
Perhaps I already have.OK then, would you graffiti things in plain sight?
I still find your notion of public property a curious one... as though you could go along to your council building and collect the bricks your taxes paid for or something.
I've got no problem with artistic graffiti in the right area, it's the mindless badly sprayed tag on someone's wall that winds me up.
Surely people who are expressing themselves visually are members of the public so this property is fair game as its part theirs
Or are taggers/graffitti artists different and in some special section of society?![]()