AUDIO RECORDING CHAPTER 5 GRAFFITI ll KURIKULUM MERDEKA

Ulya Daisy
21 Jan 202403:49

Summary

TLDRThis video focuses on graffiti as an art form, tracing its origins from ancient times to its modern-day significance. The term 'graffiti' comes from the Greek word 'graffian,' meaning 'to write.' From prehistoric cave paintings to ancient Roman architecture, the practice has evolved. Today, graffiti is often seen as an expression of youth culture and a reflection of personal emotions. It ranges from simple tags to large murals, with 'writers' forming crews and using their art to convey messages, influenced by pop culture, music, and cartoons. Graffiti is now celebrated in museums and art galleries worldwide.

Takeaways

  • 😀 The term 'graffiti' comes from the Greek word 'graffian,' meaning 'to write.'
  • 😀 Graffiti has ancient roots, with early examples found in prehistoric cave paintings and Roman architecture.
  • 😀 Graffiti is often considered vandalism rather than art in modern times, especially when it is not authorized.
  • 😀 Graffiti can range from small marks or tags to large murals, showcasing different levels of artistic expression.
  • 😀 Graffiti artists prefer to be called 'writers,' and their signature artwork is often referred to as a 'tag.'
  • 😀 Artists form 'crews,' groups of graffiti artists who collaborate and share their work.
  • 😀 Inexperienced graffiti artists are often called 'toys' within the graffiti community.
  • 😀 Graffiti serves as a form of personal expression, often reflecting emotions like happiness, frustration, or sadness.
  • 😀 Graffiti as a youth culture began in America but has spread to many other countries, influencing global art scenes.
  • 😀 Pop culture, including music and cartoons, significantly influences graffiti art styles and themes.
  • 😀 Graffiti is now recognized as a legitimate art form and can be found in museums and galleries worldwide.

Q & A

  • What is the origin of the term 'graffiti'?

    -The term 'graffiti' comes from the Greek word 'graffian', which means 'to write'.

  • Where have people historically drawn and painted on walls?

    -People have historically drawn and painted on walls, with prehistoric man painting on the walls of caves.

  • How is graffiti viewed today compared to ancient times?

    -While ancient graffiti was found on Roman architecture and is often seen as valuable, modern graffiti is not considered art and is typically cleaned off quickly.

  • What are some common forms of graffiti art?

    -Graffiti art can range from individual marks, such as an artist's initials, to much larger works, like murals.

  • What term do graffiti artists prefer to be called?

    -Graffiti artists prefer to be called 'writers'.

  • What is a 'tag' in graffiti culture?

    -A 'tag' is a writer's signature made with spray paint or a marker, and each piece of graffiti art is tagged.

  • What are 'Crews' in the context of graffiti?

    -Communities of graffiti writers who are friends are known as 'Crews'.

  • What term is used for inexperienced graffiti writers?

    -Inexperienced graffiti writers are called 'toys'.

  • What are some reasons that motivate graffiti artists?

    -Graffiti artists may be motivated by emotions like happiness, sadness, frustration, or relief, reflecting the circumstances of their lives.

  • How did graffiti as a youth culture originate, and where is it now popular?

    -Graffiti as a youth culture began in America but has since spread to many other countries, influenced by pop culture, especially music and cartoons.

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