Street Art and Graffiti: Public Expression
Investigating the history and cultural impact of street art and graffiti as forms of public expression and activism.
Key Questions
- Analyze the difference between vandalism and legitimate street art.
- Explain how street art can bring attention to social or political issues.
- Critique the role of public space in artistic expression and its limitations.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
Suggested Methodologies
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