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Several interesting graffiti-related items recently came to my attention:Check out the photo blog ATX Graffiti for some visually stunning graffiti along with more mundane street graff.The city of Fort Worth says it's reached the end of its rope with an enforcement-only approach to graffiti, and will try "art therapy to students who are in the juvenile probation program" and more public murals to combat graff.An award winning youth facility in Brownsville includes "graffiti art workshops" among it offerings.A Galveston resident is angry at a specfic tagger and suggests in a letter to the editor, "Maybe the people of Galveston need to put up some 'kill graffiti artist' signs, like the 'kill looters' signs we put up after Ike."The graff artist who created the Obama "Hope" poster was jailed in Boston...continue to full postFull post as published by Grits for Breakfast on February 15, 2009 (boomark / email).
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