(Herunterladen) Graffiti Art Hip Hop Culture

Expression can either been viewed as art or trash.

Graffiti art hip hop culture. Hip hop culture and graffiti today. Now that we ve covered the art of hip hop let s investigate the sound of hip hop starting with how kool herc became the founding father of a cultural movement. He is one of the several artists rising from the new york city subway graffiti movement. This artificial link is still seen in the media and therefore also in the mainstream view of graffiti. Graffiti distiguished by tags or distinguishing marks of the originators and a way to distinguish or stand out from other graffiti artists. Many writers do not identify with the hip hop culture but a relatively large proportion of graffiti does come through hip hop. Although graffiti exists outside of and began before hip hop the two are linked in many ways.

The link between hip hop and graffiti evolved as a competition much like the dance moves of the hip hop culture. Hip hop punk graffiti the 1980 s saw graffiti and street art become inextricably linked with the emerging hip hop scene that helped to spread the graffiti culture worldwide. The style and clothing of the hip hop culture also reflects the strong influence of hip hop. Hip hop fashion urban fashion hop film hiphop graffiti wildstyle wild style my style jamel shabazz breakdance george lee quiñones is an american artist and actor of puerto rican ancestry. Graffiti quickly spread and was picked up by others. Graffiti another form of expression of the hip hop culture can be seen in numerous locations. Graffiti in hip hop began as a way of tagging for one s crew gang and developed during the 1970s on the subways of new york and later expanded to the city walls themselves.

Graffiti as an urban art form has existed since at least the 1950s but began developing in earnest in the late 1960s and flourished during the 1970s. As hip hop began to grow and law enforcement cracked down on graffiti artists weren t given credit for the foundational role graffiti played in the culture graffiti was left in the background. Graffiti began to show up on subways in new york and other cities as a form of expression of the culture who listened to rap music. About ten years after its inception around 1970 graffiti culture started to be linked with hip hop a concept coined by the media to facilitate the commercialisation of graffiti and other contemporary cultures. Chang goes on to point out that today hip hop art is intrinsically tied to graffiti in everything from graphic design to fashion to sculpture source. Kids from the suburbs seem to connect with the same message that inner city kids are trying to communicate.