you should hire them to do the rest of the trains
The 70s & 80s, now in living color on a subway platform near you. A true sign of decay, one that we worked so hard to eradicate decades ago. The taggers had plenty of time to cover this entire train, because they know there are no more consequences. #backtothefuturepic.twitter.com/7uWmg8YdzU
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Not all graffiti, but also scenes of all sorts. Imagine paintings of trees and fields; of towns. The subways would be fantastic.
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It *was* a sign of decay, but only because city & state at the time put more $ into vilifying minor stuff like this than the MTA's infrastructure or badly-needed staff. Now it's 2020 and our trains are shiny but busted. Don't blame graffiti artists for that.
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Let's be real tho, the graffiti now is *WAY* better!
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This Is The Most Beautiful Thing Ever
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Decay?
That train rocks!! Art on the move. Calling them “taggers” just shows a lack of understanding. - Još 2 druga odgovora
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this is breathtaking. so beautiful. the artists should be paid for their creative labor. we’d much rather see this than ads anyway.
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It looks like it was commissioned.
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Wow that's some beautiful art. I'd rather ride in a train like that than one wrapped in an ad for yogourt.
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Take a look at Sydney’s new teams. Vulgar. I’d MUCH rather an art gallery than a billboard for junk food rolling through my city for REAL.pic.twitter.com/6WLpSkUfGA
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