Graffeti presentation by Ms. Worley.

1. Detroit Graffiti By Nicole Worley

2. http://www.12ozprophet.com/forum/showthread.php?t=101674&page=266 turdle Turdle is one of the most infamous taggers in the city. Guess what his calling card is?

4. http://www.detroityes.com/webisodes/2002/lascaux2/03Lascaux.htm

5. http://www.detroityes.com/webisodes/2002/lascaux2/05Lascaux.htm

6. http://www.detroityes.com/webisodes/2002/lascaux2/08Lascaux.htm

7. http://adrianplatts.com/jpegs/Detroitv/bikeblog/art.htm#graf

8. http://adrianplatts.com/jpegs/Detroitv/bikeblog/art.htm#graf

9. I chose this slide because it really portrays the odd pride Detroiters have in the city.

10. http://adrianplatts.com/jpegs/Detroitv/bikeblog/art.htm#graf

11. Mural in Corktown Corktown is an area of Detroit that was settled by Irish immigrants in the early 1900's. It currently has one of the most artistic populations of the city. This is an example of one of the murals in the area. I chose this example because of the way the artist portrays modern day people in relationship to the indigenous people of the area. http://adrianplatts.com/jpegs/Detroitv/bikeblog/art.htm#graf

12. Located at Kercheval and Burns, this is a great example of graffiti with a clearly defined message. http://adrianplatts.com/jpegs/Detroitv/bikeblog/art.htm#graf