Bathroom Graffiti — UVic Edition

June 5, 2009 in Activism, Campus, Random Stuff

I’ve posted before about the interesting things that can be found scrawled on the walls of bathrooms on campuses or other student hangouts, so I want to share this wonderful example from The University of Victoria.

Does it still count as graffiti when it is scrawled on a sticker instead of directly on the wall?

Keri Cronin

I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Visual Arts at Brock University, a campus located right in the heart of Canada’s Niagara region. In my research and teaching I explore various aspects of the relationships that exist between art, science, place and people, both in our contemporary culture and in times past. Some of the things I write about include: gardens, parks, toxic waste, porcelain dinner plates, bears and postcards. I'm a newbie gardener and look forward to growing more than dandelions in my new garden plots. I have been told numerous times that "you can grow anything" in Niagara and I am excited to put that theory to the test!

Click here for my Brock website. Click here for the course blog I have set up for my Intro to Visual Culture class. Click here for the course blog I have set up for my 19th Century Visual Culture Class. You will also find me posting over at Planetary, a blog dedicated to teaching Environmental Humanities.