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今年秋季我来到东北师范大学任教,第一次乘坐长春轻轨的时候,在亚泰大街站无意间发现了涂鸦。从现场来看,是非商业化的涂鸦行为,这让我很惊讶。我随后对这个轻轨站的创作群落进行了实地考察,了解到这些作品从线稿到最后上色完成,用了大约两个月时间。在高度商业化的今天,北京的798、上海的M50、重庆的黄桷坪、还有乌鲁木齐的七坊街等处,涂鸦多以商业壁画的形式出现,并且逐渐被其他大城市的市区景观规划所采纳。从这个趋势看,涂鸦这种公共艺术形式在国内会有很大的发
This fall I came to teach in Northeast Normal University, the first time on the Changchun light rail, inadvertently found in the Yatai Avenue station graffiti. From the field point of view, non-commercial graffiti, which surprised me. I then conducted a field survey of the creative community of this LRT station and learned that it took about two months for these works to be completed from the manuscript to the final colorization. Today, highly commercialized, 798 in Beijing, M50 in Shanghai, Huangpi Ping in Chongqing, and the Seven Square Street in Urumqi, graffiti mostly appears in the form of commercial murals and is gradually being used by other metropolitan urban landscape planning Adopted. From this trend, graffiti, a form of public art in China will have great hair