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Graffiti Vandalism: The Consequences of a Non-Violent Art

by Donnell, RBVHS Graffiti Club, 2019.04.01 Graffiti vandalism is a crime that defaces and damages both public and private property. The...

I AM an Artist

by Gillian-Jewelle, 10th grade, RBVHS Graffiti Club, 2019.03.06 Recently I’ve picked up a pen and paper again, in many different ways, to...

Kids Are Not the Problem (Part II)

By Linda Sheridan, 2019.03.22 Reading graffiti writing in dugouts, caverns and back alleyways, I discovered definitive phrases such as,...

Kids Are Not the Problem (Part I)

By Linda Sheridan, 2019.02.28 I am venturing into the latter stage of a human life and I am amazed that after all of the learning through...

DA's Office Interviews Graffiti Artist Jose Venegas About "Alphabetic Evolution"

Artist Jose Venegas and Linda Sheridan, Founder and CEO of SDCAA, visited the District Attorney's Juvenile Division to speak about the...

Graffiti Art Installed at the District Attorney’s Office

A milestone in the appreciation for vibrant urban art was achieved this week with the installment of graffiti art at the DA’s office San...

The Need to Add Prevention to an Already Existing Graffiti Control Program

By Linda Sheridan, 2019.01.16 As the City re-evaluates its budget and programming to eradicate graffiti vandalism, it needs to consider...

City Heights San Diego: SDCAA has left its heart at Cherokee Pt. Elementary School

By Linda Sheridan, 2019.01.07 San Diego Cultural Arts Alliance is celebrating its 15th mural project at Cherokee Pt. Elementary School....

What’s so Good about Graffiti Art?

By Linda Sheridan, 2019.01.02 How do you feel when you see vandalism around your neighborhood? Does it make you feel unsafe? What are the...