In the article, cultural criminologist Erik Hannerz discusses the misconception of fame in graffiti as a purely individual pursuit. While names such as 10FOOT, TOX, and FUME dominate urban landscapes, Hannerz emphasizes that true graffiti culture celebrates friendship and collective joy. The article highlights the exhibition 'Long Dark Tunnel,' featuring graffiti art that pays homage to community ties and includes a tribute to the deceased artist Robbo. It aims to encourage a shift from competitive individualism to a more inclusive, fun-loving understanding of graffiti as a shared passion.
Cultural criminologist Erik Hannerz argues that fame in graffiti is often seen as a competitive individual endeavour, but it actually emphasizes friendship, creativity, and community.
The Long Dark Tunnel exhibition by prominent graffiti artists like 10FOOT and FUME focuses on collective creativity rather than individual competition, showcasing affection for the culture.
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