Sentence examples for classical graffiti from inspiring English sources
In 2002 John Cage's publishers claimed that his silent piece from 1952, "4'33", had been plagiarised by Mike Batt on his album Classical Graffiti.
On the Planets' début album, "Classical Graffiti," which was released this year in England and will reach American stores early in 2003, Batt needed a way to set off the CD's twelve proper tracks from four remixes.
His presentation here includes a rolled lavender sock identified as a purple rose, a row of broken-off necks of beer bottles on a shelf and a chalk pavement drawing of a classical painting marred by graffiti.
The two artists share stories of their graffiti origins, classical influences and political hangups.
It was like I'd done the graffiti on the classical form".
The Polytechnio, as Greeks call it, is housed in a peeling neo-Classical building now streaked with graffiti denouncing police brutality, capitalism and the evils of the International Monetary Fund.
At one moment in the video, she starts spraying graffiti over some lifeless classical statues thus portraying herself as a transgressor who breaks rules and attempts at innovation.
To accompany a visual assortment of styles, the book includes several crossover topics, such as classical and contemporary calligraphy, Arabic typography, political graffiti and street art.
The New York art dealer Hugo Martinez represents a number of well-known graffiti artists, some veterans of the classical era of the 1970's and 80's and others new on the scene.
Take the subway instead, because over at Canal Street and the Bowery we've got a neat Classical monument that looks like the barbarians had a great time -- demolition, graffiti, fires, the works.
