A Presentation From Group 1:
GRAFFITI,
MURAL, &
VANDALISM
THE MEMBERS
Abraham Gazata
Dangkeng
Henry Nesha Linga
Jansen Pong Marissing
Jules Daegal Paserang
Tiara Annisa
Graffiti, mural,
and vandalism
What will we learn from these three:
What are they? Why mural and graffiti
1 2
are considered as art?
Where did they What are the
3 4
come from? differences between
them?
What is
Graffiti Art?
The term graphite originally referred to
ancient inscriptions. These can be words
or images found on the walls of ancient
tombs, public buildings, or ruins. Graphite
is visible from Kombe Roman writing or
the ruins of Pompeii. The term graphite is
synonymous with vandalism. Graphite as
vandalism is now increasingly recognized
as a type of work of art.
Graphite is a form of visual
communication created in public places.
Where does grafitti
come from?
In the late sixties, graffiti reached New York. This
new art form began to develop in the 1970s,
when people began writing names, or labels, on
buildings throughout the city. In the mid-
seventies, it was difficult to see out the window
of a subway car, as the trains were entirely
covered in spray paintings known as vomit,
letters, masterpieces. In the early days, taggers
were part of street gangs whose aim was to
mark their territory. They work in groups called
'crews'. The term 'graffiti' was first used by The
New York Times and novelist Norman Mailer. Art
galleries in New York started buying graffiti in
the early seventies.
What is Mural
Art?
Mural art is usually are paintings on
walls or buildings that are no longer
in use. drawing or painting on
permanent walls, tables and walls.
So, if you draw anything on a
medium that is permanent or
permanent in nature, it is called a
mural.
The term mural comes from Latin,
namely from the word "MURUS"
which means wall.
Where does Mural
come from?
In prehistoric times, the country that
had the most wall paintings or murals
was none other than France. One of
the most famous murals or wall
paintings at that time was the mural
by Pablo Picasso.
Pablo Picasso created a mural called
Guernica or Guernica y Luno. This
mural art was created during the civil
war in Spain in 1937.
The purpose of making this mural is
to commemorate the bombing by
German troops which occurred in a
small village where most of them
were Spanish.
What is
Vandalism?
In the Big Indonesian Dictionary, vandalism is the act of
damaging and destroying works of art and their beauty.
According to experts, the definition of vandalism is:
According to Soetomo (1995),
Vandalism is an act that damages natural beauty and
natural sustainability.
According to Goldstein (1996)
Vandalism is the act of destroying other people's objects
without their consent. By drawing, marking, crossing out,
tearing, or covering them with dirt.
According to Lase (2003)
Vandalism is an action that causes harm, damages
various objects in the physical environment and the
artificial environment.
According to Damayanti (2015)
Vandalism is the act of deliberate deletion and addition..
Where does Vandalism
come from?
In the 5th century, Vandal tribes
attacked and pillaged Roman
territory in North Africa. From that
incident, the Vandal tribe became
legendary in European history due to
the acts of violence they committed.
Then in the 18th century, the term
"vandalism" was first used in English
to refer to destructive acts carried
out by people or groups who have no
moral or ethical values. Since then,
acts of vandalism have become a
common social problem throughout
the world.
What Are Their Differences?
Graffiti Mural Vandalism
Vandalism is an Mural is a form of Graffiti usually
act of damaging drawing/painting. takes the form
and destroying Usually drawn of writing, and
works of art and using a brush and is often drawn
other valuables. wall paint. It can using spray
be a decorative paint.
image or social
criticism.
Why Grafitti and Murals
are considered as art?
Mural art has long been And while graffitis isn't
considered a significant art commonly hung in museums or
form. It is a socially engaging galleries, graffiti is considered
art that's often public. art in the art world. Graffiti is
Because people of all social creative, colourful, and always
classes can widely view stands out to spread its
murals, they can play an message. It is considered Art,
important role in bridging the as it strategically aligns things
gap between politics and art. in a way that influences the
viewer's senses or emotions.
Here Are Other Examples Of:
Mural Graffiti Vandalism
Thank You
Any questions?
