VOICED : Taggers delight: Vietnam city turns into graffiti canvas

In conservative Vietnam, artist Dan Wynn uses graffiti to express identity and challenge norms. Graffiti has gained popularity in Ho Chi Minh City, transforming it into a hub for street art. While once seen as vandalism, locals now appreciate its cultural value. Despite challenges like censorship and urban development, the graffiti culture continues to thrive, with young artists seeking new canvases.

How does graffiti help the youth in Vietnam according to the video?

• It allows them to express their political views.

• It helps them define their identity.

• It provides them with financial opportunities.

• It connects them with international artists.

What is one reason artists avoid political themes in their graffiti?

• To gain international recognition.

• To avoid censorship by the government.

• To sell their art more easily.

• To attract more tourists.

How has the perception of graffiti changed in Ho Chi Minh City?

• It is viewed as a valuable art form.

• It is ignored by local residents.

• It is now seen as a form of vandalism.

• It is considered a tourist attraction.

What is the significance of 3A Station in the context of street art?

• It is a famous museum.

• It is a new art gallery.

• It was once a CIA base.

• It is a government-approved art space.

Despite urban development challenges, what is the outlook for young graffiti artists?

• They are seeking new canvases for their work.

• They are moving to other countries.

• They are focusing on digital art.

• They are giving up on street art.