Topical Guide 479
Mark Dorset
Writing on Walls (Graffiti, Messages, Art)
Reservations Recommended, Chapter 3:
[. . .] writing on walls, he’s discovering, can be satisfying.
Tom Lehrer, “Be Prepared”:
Don’t write naughty words on walls if you can’t spell.
See also:
Art, Play TG 5; Paint-by-Numbers TG 107, TG 108; Necessity of Transformation in TG 110; Doodling TG 165; Art Materials: Masonite TG 167; Art and Craft and Real Life TG 385; Art: Literature: Responding to: Sharing the Experience TG 367
Writing: Drafting TG 421; Revision: rewriting, revising, rethinking, renovating TG 10, TG 421; Writing (and Drawing): Drafting, Writing (and Drawing): Revising TG 421
Nokuthula Ngwenyama performing her composition “Sonora Storm,” which I heard in performance a few weeks ago, in New York, as part of the Schneider Concert series. This performance was recorded at the Red Rocks Music Festival in 2017.
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