Free Tibet – A TagTeam Graffiti Protest

Posted by TroyJMorris on April 18th, 2008 comments 1 Comment

When we launched our latest Facebook Application, Tag Team Graffiti, we expected it to be pretty awesome. What kindergarten graduate can resist painting and sharing? But what our number one painter did is something truly amazing.

Avid Tag Teamer Angie Hewitt started creating art to protest the current situation between Tibet and China. She has been unable to go out to the streets and join in Tibet’s cause, so she started creating art on Tag Team Graffiti as a metaphorical megaphone to help her voice be heard.

Angie leads the Tag Team ranks, at last count, with 142 paintings in one month. The UK mother of two is working on becoming a Community Artist to work with “vulnerable groups of people and pass the tool of creativity on to them. ”

To start making your voice heard and share your art, you can add our Facebook App and start the sharing.

Keyword Tags: Web 2.0, User Experience, Collaboration, User Generated Content, Wetpaint, General, Fun

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that is cool i want one

By molly on April 28th, 2008 at 8:52 am

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