Evolution of Palestinian Graffiti
Majd believes that Palestinian graffiti can evolve to take on a new role, by tackling more diverse social and cultural issues: “Coming closer to a Palestinian state, there are many social aspects that art has to criticize, question and talk about. We have to tackle social aspects. For any type of development you have to criticize your own society. Whether you are occupied or not occupied, artwork is not merely and strictly political; to just repeat the Palestinian rhetoric is damaging.”
Palestinian graffiti could develop into a sophisticated art form that helps Palestinians define themselves, and establish a new identity.
Content adapted from Haaretz.com: http://www.haaretz.com/news/features/where-would-palestinian-art-be-without-politics-1.312153
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