GRAFFITI VERITE II, like it's predecessor, dedicates the majority of its running time to showcasing graffiti art and allowing the artists who create it to say what it means to them. The sequel's focus is on graffiti being accepted as a legitimate art form and perhaps selling out by being exhibited in galleries. One artist describes graffiti as "larger than life" and says its "real impact is on the streets. If its scale were to be reduced to fit into a gallery, it would be an injustice to the art itself, which thrives on being large and in full public view." In both GRAFFITI VERITE I and GRAFFITI VERITE II, director-producer Bob Bryan covers similar ground, so wat...
Released:
1996
Rated:
NR
Length:
n/a