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Some Indonesians, especially the elderly, still see graiti as

vandalism but the younger generation is slowly warming
up to the idea of having art on the roadside. Indonesian
netizens have lately rallied against removal of graiti

and arrest of artists. So much so even the police tried to
win public support by holding a graiti competition and
reversing the arrests earlier this year. Indonesia is inally

seeing graiti as a rising contemporary art and Fivust is
at the forefront.
Source: https://asianews.network/gritty-graiti-in-indonesia-2/

What to Do

Step 1

Record the graiti you can ind in your neighborhood with

photographs with the following details:
1. Record general views of the area and building, as well as
details of the graiti, the surface and its condition

2. Include a scale in the photograph (for example, an object
such as a newspaper or water bottle)

3. If possible, photograph any items, such as paint canisters
or stencils, left at or near the scene by the graitist.

Step 2

Respond to the graiti you have recorded.

In pairs, and using a Plus, Minus, Interesting (PMI) strategy,
consider the question ‘Is graiti art or vandalism?’

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