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Young graffiti artists painting on a wall in the undercroft of the Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank. The subterranean spaces with their expanses of concrete have attracted skateboarders and graffiti artists for many years. The spray-paint 'tags' are currently tolerated here, but quickly removed if they stray beyond this area. The 2003 Anti-Social Behaviour Act introduced anti-graffiti legislation and some politicians, including the then Prime Minister Tony Blair, signed a charter stating 'Graffiti is not art, it's a crime'. Digital image dated 29th December 2007.From the Graffiti Gallery, recording Lambeth's urban art.

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Details
Collection:
Image type:	Digital
Artist:	Norman
Ref:	08304
Identifier:	D86/14
Date:	2007