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On May 2, 2026, eight Stolpersteine in Piazza Santa Giulia were defaced with thick black markers and graffiti, making the victims' names unreadable.
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On May 2, 2026, eight Stolpersteine in Piazza Santa Giulia were defaced with thick black markers and graffiti, making the victims' names unreadable.
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'Death By Art' by Defaced.
35" x 24" archival pigment print, in a signed and numbered limited edition of 40 for $175.
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Defaced Out of Context
Shadi Ghadirian (Iran, Tehran, 1974)
Comme d'habitude, Like Everyday, 2000 [series]
https://www.shadighadirian.com/like-eeryday
https://www.centrepompidou.fr/fr/ressources/oeuvre/c5egEoj
Nicola Samorì L’Occhio Occidentale, 2013, oil on copper
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Incorrect Quotes from Defaced, Episode 7
90% of today's episode is brought to you by Guy Ritchie's film The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare.
CW: Reference to violence.
*Holmes and Marcus Jones/Thomas Dubois are scouting in Persia* Holmes: Our priority is not to be seen. Dubois: You mean be seen again. Holmes: Again? Getting a little sloppy on us now, Dubois? Had a run-in already? Dubois: Never mind that, Holmes. Remind me again how you found yourself with a meat-hook in your shoulder? Holmes: Yes. Wasn't my fault. Bad intelligence. Remind me how you found yourself attached to an electric chair? Dubois: ... Dubois: Fair point.
Religious Destruction
Once Christianity gained power and influence, they would often deface statues, and temples. Making these historic sites not only ruined, but often not able to study what's left.
These statues are the most well known, as the hours of craftsmanship that the statues took, is scraped away, and a chisel is used to carve in a cross. Arms are broken, fingers discarded.
This is deeply saddening for me, simply due to the craft's destruction. However I cannot imagine how the original craftsmen would have reacted to their work not only being defaced, but also being disgraced and disrespected.
It is commonly known that churches were built over Pagan temples and ley lines. This was to increase conversion amount, convenience, as well as to assert dominance against the pagan people
Four arrested after Tower of London display case containing State Crown defaced
Reuters The Imperial State Crown is kept in the Jewel House at the Tower of London when not used for ceremonial occasions Four people have been arrested after custard and apple crumble were flung at a display case containing part of the Crown Jewels at the Tower of London. Police were called shortly before 10:00 GMT on Saturday after the case containing the Imperial State Crown was defaced. The…