A graffiti project has been launched in India that’s about more than just spray cans and eluding authority.
Actually, it’s a sort of “graffiti for good”, as our Mumbai correspondent Chhavi Sachdev expains
to Earth Beat host Marnie Chesterton.
A graffiti project has been launched in India that’s about more than just spray cans and eluding authority.
Actually, it’s a sort of “graffiti for good”, as our Mumbai correspondent Chhavi Sachdev expains
to Earth Beat host Marnie Chesterton.
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I heard about it at the news in Mumbai but I never thought things are so serious. At some point people should accept gratify as becoming part of a culture, Mumbai is not the first place where this happens.
Interesting observation. To learn more about graffiti in India check out this interview as well: http://blog.knowledge-must.com/archives/27-Interview-Bond-talks-about-Gr...
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