Do women paint graffiti too?
Schmoo: Definitely. There have been prolific female writers throughout modern graffiti history, but not very many of them—come on women, express yourselves. Kairos: Yes, but they are admittedly rare. While there is no consensus on why women do not play a larger role in the graffiti underground, the most accepted explanation is the “danger factor”: graffiti often involves going into delapidated parts of the city at 3 or 4 in the morning. Also, many female potential writers are scared away by the idea that most graffiti is done by gangs and other misconceptions that lead them to believe that the culture as a whole is a dangerous. (ha!) Celtic: There are a number of women writers that I know personally and I’m sure that there are many I have never met. So basically there are enough in my city. Susan: One of the best known and well-loved female writers is Lady Pink. Here are peeps of Reminisce, Omega, and one by an unknown female artist in Prague. SaGe: Hells yeah. They’s got pretty flav
