Thought the New York Times was too highbrow for graffiti? think again.
This past weekend graffiti was news “fit to print.” More specifically the largest and possibly simplest graffiti in the word- a thin orange line that crosses the entire island of Manhattan. Momo, the artist, tagged just about all of lower Manhattan by spelling out his name with the orange drip. Simple and interesting.
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