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Cobbydaler · 17-09-2006, 23:11

As far as I can see, his artworks aren't overtly political (even though he's done pieces on the wall separating Israel from the West Bank), therefore he can't be accused of 'selling out' in that sense...

If, however, you see all graffiti type art as radical or revolutionary then you could hold to that opinion...

17-09-2006, 23:11	#14
Cobbydaler Inactive Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Manchester, UK Services: ClearFibre Internet, Vodafone mobile Google Pixel 4 Posts: 9,699	Re: There is graffiti and then there is graffiti As far as I can see, his artworks aren't overtly political (even though he's done pieces on the wall separating Israel from the West Bank), therefore he can't be accused of 'selling out' in that sense... If, however, you see all graffiti type art as radical or revolutionary then you could hold to that opinion...