"Tagging" refers to a simple, stylized signature or pseudonym used by an artist, often the most basic form of graffiti. A "throw-up" is a more elaborate version of tagging, usually consisting of ...

Elite Stuyvesant High School perpetrated a “cover-up” this week after hateful graffiti referencing the Holocaust was discovered in a restroom by not telling parents about the incident, ...

A halo above a tag indicates that person has died. This one memorializes prominent Denver graffiti artist Doher, who was killed in a hit-and-run in 2016. Layering your tag or throw-up on top of ...

This week, it got a new coat of paint courtesy of the graffiti artist RAMS, who somehow managed to rappel down the side of the building’s upper levels to throw up an epic piece. Gastman caught ...

“We don’t allow tags or throw-ups,” Harrington said, referring to the graffiti that vandals regularly put up on the fly. Harrington said graffiti has been in St. Louis for years, as it is in ...

There were large “throw-ups”—words painted in bubble ... “The cost of cleaning up graffiti that some of these people generate could be $100,000,” Boyle tells WW.

Dayton police have been working on cleanup efforts to deal with tagging and graffiti throughout the city, but not all of it ...

“Fill-ins” or “throw-ups” are quickly ... Through my project, which I ended up titling “Unofficial Communication,” I came to understand that writing graffiti on walls, billboards ...