Street art, graffiti and sticker-bombing is often looked down upon, as it is legally considered vandalism, which is a misdemeanor.
Many public places often attempt to cover up graffiti or attempt to erase it entirely.
The art form itself can be used as statements or as subtle spices of life that brighten up an otherwise bleak structure. SACMedia wants to shine light on this aspect of student life and culture.
Mt. SAC is and has been home to many gifted minds, and graffiti is a visual reminder of that. Next time while walking to class on campus, try stopping and appreciating artworks that people have left behind.
The Phone Booth
Wasted Away
“All Cops are Bastards”
Refreshments with a View
A Stall’s Sneaky Surprise
An Electric Mess
Friendly Stickers
Steps in Stride
These graffiti locations were found on a single walk (and restroom break) through campus.
All of these tags contain a story of someone who once was a student on campus, a person who left behind a piece of work that represents them.
