Art Terms
The kind of art created in public spaces, usually with spray paint.
Graffiti
The thinking or logic begind an idea. It connects your evidence to your claim
The graphs that we looked at earlier this week show that most people believe that this kind of graffiti is vandelism.
Tagging
A kind of art that doesn't try to look exactly like real life.
Abstract
The main point you're trying to prove.
Claim
In some places, like NYC, the law states that graffiti is ___________ .
Banned/illegial/not allowed
To damage the appearace of something by marking it or ruining it
Deface
To prove something wrong or to show why it doesn't make sense.
Refute
In some places, like NYC, the law states that graffiti is ___________ .
Banned/illegial/not allowed
Modern or happening right now. It can describe current ideas, styles, or people living in the same time.
Contemporary
The oppositte point of view from your own claim.
Counterclaim
People have used the Visual Artists Rights Act of 1990 to ______________ the art.
Protect or claim ownership
The group of people who watch, listen to, or read something, like a play, movie, speech, or book. It’s the people you are trying to communicate with.
Audiance
Your response to the counterclaim or opposite side where you show that your claim is still stronger.
Rebuttal
Graphs that we looked at earlier this week (from YouGov.com) show that people from the UK believe that graffiti ______________ .
Is art/ some of it is acceptable