VOICED: Graffiti is a fine art in Sao Paolo

The video explores graffiti as a dynamic form of urban art, highlighting its roots in 1970s New York and its vibrant presence in Sao Paulo. It discusses the diverse nature of graffiti, from legal to illegal expressions, and its growing recognition as fine art in museums. The emotional impact and transient nature of graffiti are emphasized, showcasing its ability to provoke thought and admiration.

What is the origin of graffiti as an art form?

• New York subways in the 1970s

• Paris in the 1960s

• Berlin walls in the 1990s

• London streets in the 1980s

What is the purpose of Sao Paulo's graffiti biennale?

• To showcase graffiti as serious art

• To promote commercial graffiti

• To teach graffiti techniques

• To ban illegal graffiti

How do the organizers of the graffiti exhibit hope to expand its influence?

• By selling graffiti art online

• By offering free art classes

• By replicating the exhibit in other cities

• By creating more graffiti walls

What emotion does graffiti art aim to evoke in viewers?

• Indifference

• Confusion

• Special emotion or admiration

• Disgust

What happens to most graffiti artworks over time?

• They are moved to galleries

• They are painted over

• They are sold to collectors

• They are preserved in museums