Understanding Graffiti Terminology and Styles

The video explores Graffiti Alley in Baltimore, the only legal art space for street artists in the city. It delves into the history of graffiti, tracing its origins from ancient Rome to modern times, highlighting key figures like Daryl McRae and Lady Pink. Various graffiti styles are explained, from simple tags to complex pieces. The video emphasizes the artistic value of graffiti and encourages viewers to appreciate and explore art. It concludes with a call to action for viewers to engage with the channel.

What is the only legal art space in Baltimore where street artists can freely create their work?

• Graffiti Park

• Graffiti Alley

• Art Street

• Baltimore Art Zone

What unique feature does Graffiti Warehouse offer?

• Art exhibitions

• Graffiti supplies

• Shooting space for photographers and videographers

• Art classes

What is the origin of the word 'graffiti'?

• Greek word 'graphos'

• French word 'graffeur'

• Italian word 'graffiato'

• Latin word 'graffito'

Where were the earliest signs of graffiti in the U.S. found?

• On billboards

• In public restrooms

• On city walls

• On train cars

Who is considered the first modern graffiti artist to use spray paint?

• Phase Two

• Daryl McRae (Cornbread)

• Taki 183

• Lady Pink

Which city did the graffiti movement spread to after Philadelphia?

• Miami

• New York City

• Chicago

• Los Angeles

What is the simplest style of graffiti?

• Blockbuster

• Piece

• Throw up

• Tag

Which graffiti style is characterized by bubble style lettering and usually has two or more colors?

• Wild style

• Blockbuster

• Throw up

• Tag

What is a 'blockbuster' in graffiti terms?

• A massive throw up in blocky letters

• A small, detailed piece

• A mural

• A quick tag

Which graffiti style is known for being the most complex and labor-intensive?

• Piece

• Tag

• Throw up

• Wild style