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This is my favorite graffiti.
It is by Shepard Fairey (Obey) found in Paris.
I like this graffiti because In support of the victims of the attacks of November 15, he imagined a monumental work that pays homage to the motto of the French Republic. The words "Liberty, equality, fraternity" frame a new kind of Marianne on a background of the French flag.

By Jason Robert

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This is my favorite graffiti. It is by Shepard Fairey. His work "HOPE" is a poster of support for the presidential campaign of Barack Obama, he has a very big role in the United States against racism.  This silkscreened portrait of Shepard Fairey shows a man in the colors of America. The elegant man in a suit and tie, his face calm and slightly sideways and his gaze resolutely turned towards the future gives off a strong serenity. This work is intended to send a message to the American community. His work was done on a wall I find it very colorful: red, blue, white, black, white. His way of realization incites people to look at it and to take it into account.

By Emma Benahmed

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I choice this picture bcs it’s very funny to watch a woman who has her head in the trash, the title was according with the picture which is good!! after that, isn’t a situation we see everyday, so i don’t know why the author’s intention.

Desangles Ines

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It is a graffiti made it in London by Bansky.
For me, it's my favorite art on the street because I think this quotation makes me think about the society and I like that it's simple just a sentence written on a wall with a red writing. I can't really explain the reasoning of the author but I find it revelant.

By AZZOUG Hanna

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My favorite picture is this one

This is a mural poster what's called "hope". How it's written invites people to look at this. I really like this poster because of the colors. It's fully colored too. The blue, the white and the red seems like the US flag. This poster was for the Obama's 2008 presidential campaign.

By Antony DONDON

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This is my favorite graffiti, it is by Banksey and was found on monday 25th April 2011, in the corner of a street in London ( Clipstone and Cleveland street). I chose this graffiti, first of all because I really like his simplicity and the fact that it looks like the rat in the bottom right is the one who wrote the message. I also like the way wich the message was written, simple typography and in red. I found this graffiti very artistic because it is simple and beautiful at the same time, it also share a message. I don't really know what the message is about, but for me it denounces peoples (or maybe societys) who doesn't support the changing.

by Thaïs Pannetier

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This is my favorite graffiti because it has the word hope on it with the beautiful self-portrait of Barack Obama. The blue and red colors give a warm aspect to the graffiti. The drawing is simple but beautiful which makes the thing more attractive to look at. I think that if a person has a hard day and he notices while walking this graffiti, he will have hope. This graffiti is artistic because it gives an emotion.

by Adrien Amilhat

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This is my favorite graffity.
This is my favorite graffity because this graffity is colorfull and there is Barack Obama. He  was the president of United States. This graffity is colorfull : colors blue, red, black and whit. This graffity shares a message : HOPE. The colors of the grafitty are like the colors of American flag: blue, white and red.
Salma Didi

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This is my favourite graffiti. It is by Banksy, found in the corner of Clipstone Street and Cleveland Street (Fitzrovia, London) on Monday 25th April 2011. This is my favourite one because I like the reference to the russian-canadian political activist Emma Goldman who said first ''If voting changed anything, they'd make it illegal.'' She coined this slogan and Banksy turned it to his own way : the graffiti. It's clever. Moreover we can see that it's the rat who painted the graffiti with his hands and that he is looking at it. This rat is like a signature of Banksy and I find this skillful.
by Tamara

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It's my favorite graffiti because it shows Barack Obama who had a very big role in the United States against racism. He was the president of the republic.
This image is intended to convey a message. We don't see the word HOPE, in other words, you should never lose hope. This work is artistic because it was made on a wall, moreover it is very colorful.

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This is my favorite graffiti.The graffiti is called "Slave Labour",it was made by Banksy in London in May 2012, In 2013, the part of the wall on which it was painted was torn off and sold at auction before this sale was cancelled.it's my favorite graffiti because it sends a strong message about the exploitation and forced labor of children, because it shows a child, barefoot kneeling in front of a sewing machine that makes a banner of the United Kingdom. This child does not have an inhabitant of the United Kingdom but he works to make them flags which shows that countries exploit children from other countries.

By Maxime BOURDIOL 3N

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My favorite graffiti is "Chuuut" from Jef Aerosol. He transmits a message though his art since the man depicted asks for silence and calm in a very noisy and hectic city.
by Anna

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Jef Aérosol fait partie de la première génération de street-artistes en France. Pochoiriste, il représente aussi bien des stars de la musique que des inconnus sur les murs du monde entier depuis près de 40 ans !

En 2011, il s'associe à la mairie du 4ème arrondissement pour laquelle il réalise la fresqueChuuuuttt !!! sur un pan de mur de la place Igor Stravinsky, à côté du Centre Pompidou et de l'église Saint-Merri.

La fresque représente le visage de l'artiste lui-même, l'index posé devant la bouche pour dire "chut !". Cette oeuvre invite à la fois au calme, à l'écoute, à se poser quelques instants pour observer, mais aussi à invoquer du mystère, évoquer un secret. Le tout assorti d'une flèche rouge, signature de Jef Aérosol sur toutes ses oeuvres.

Elle vient s'ajouter aux autres oeuvres présentes sur la place, les sculptures de Niki de Saint Phalle et Jean Tinguely dans la fontaine Igor Stravinsky dont les couleurs sont d'ailleurs reprises à droite de la fresque comme un lien entre tous les arts. Elle dénote par sa démesure qui a demandé à l'artiste de réaliser de multiples pochoirs de grandes tailles et l'utilisation de 200 bombes de peintures !

Comme souvent pour ce genre d'oeuvre, elle devait être à l'origine éphémère puisqu'en 2014 le ravalement de façade du bâtiment était censé l'effacer mais au final celle-ci a été conservée, devenant quasiment une oeuvre du patrimoine de Paris

Mais la fresque affichée depuis 7 ans sur le mur parisien se faisait vieille, c'est pourquoi l'artiste est venu pour la restaurer personnellement du 21 au 24 août 2018, lui redonnant tout son éclat, non plus à la bombe, mais cette fois-ci à coup de pinceau. L'oeuvre de Jef Aerosol est devenue emblématique dece quartier artistique et risque d'y rester encore pour longtemps, pour le plus grand bonheur des habitants comme des touristes.

Les sculptures de Niki de Saint Phalle et Jean Tinguely devant la fresque de Jef Aerosol

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Jef Aérosol fait partie de la première génération de street-artistes en France. Pochoiriste, il représente aussi bien des stars de la musique que des inconnus sur les murs du monde entier depuis près de 40 ans ! En 2011, il s'associe à la mairie du 4ème arrondissement pour laquelle il réalise la fresqueChuuuuttt !!!

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This is my favorite graffiti because it seems to send an important message. This represents the old president Barack Obama of the  United States with a strong message "hope". It is by Shepard Fairey and it is drawn with the colors of the American flag.

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This is my favorite graffiti. It is by Banksy and I found it on Banksy's website. It is my favorite graffiti because  i like the typography of the text and the fact that it is a rat that wrote it.

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This is Girl with a Balloon by Banksy. jbeFJKbzefkjbeejmbtejmt

by Sallie

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This is my favorite graffiti. It is by _________________ found in ________

by Sallie