Graffiti: Ekspresi Jalanan

Shade, Artis Graffiti | Cloakwork, Artis Graffiti

26-Jul-18 00:00

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Kalau dulunya dianggap sebagai satu bentuk vandalisme dan menentang norma, graffiti kini sudah mula diterima, dan telah mendapat tempat dalam sekitar bandar kita. Di manakah bermulanya perubahan tersebut, dan apakah cabaran yang dihadapi artis graffiti di bandar ini, untuk mendemokrasikan seni yang kadang kalanya, bersifat elitis? Bila Larut Malam bercakap dengan dua artis graffiti tempatan, Shade dan Cloakwork, untuk mendapatkan perspektif mereka tentang kerja mereka.

Produced by: Haniff Baharudin

Presented by: Haniff Baharudin

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Categories: Visual Arts, History, People and Places

Tags: graffiti, street art, vandalism, protest,

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