graf·fi·tist (gr -f  t st)n. One who produces graffiti. |
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| In quantity and in the hands of a crowd of graffitists, they can transform the lower reaches of a dull building--for at least the life of the batteries. Gallery), while Village versions of the big-time neo-expressionists showed alongside the graffitists and folk primitivists at Gracie Mansion, FUN, and Civilian Warfare. To give visitors a first sense of Mouride visuality, one enters "A Saint in the City" through a corridor of murals by the street artist Pape Samb, better known by his graffitist tag "Papisto Boy" (Fig. |
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