Photo query: NSA-related graffiti in DC
A government official's email on community lists is seeking reports of NSA-related political graffiti, to be able to send out crews to eradicate it.
But I'd like to see some if people have come across it.... tell me where it is or send me images.
Thanks.
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P.S. Yes, the "commercial district/urban revitalizer" in me has problems with graffiti, because it is seen as a sign of urban disorder, hurts perceptions of communities, and is especially worrysome to nonresidents, etc.
But at the same time, I do appreciate creative graffiti and political expression.
Labels: graffiti, protest and advocacy, public art, public space management, urban revitalization
posted by Richard Layman @ 4:48 PM&Permanent Link
7 Comments:
13th st ne just north of c st
Thanks.
There are some photos on seeclickfix. Search 20002 and graffiti. Just scrawled messages really.
grafitti scrawled on beautiful statuary or well made buildings is bullshit and should never be tolerated- graffitti is perfect for Bauhaus atrocities or brutalist blank walls. It helps- as color and visual interest is a natural human response to the apathetic modernism we often face in our post WW2 cities. Descerating a lovely furness or Burnham structure is a horrible idea in my book- it is already art-
CR -- thanks. That beats going down to look at them. Not particularly artful.
No matter the message, graffitti is always just simply vandalism.
This is a great post about graffiti in sc.
As per a "top mystery" National Security Agency report, the US bothered the workplaces of European Union part state workplaces in Washington and at the UN and accessed PC systems utilized in those areas.
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