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Street artists may have been welcomed into the mainstream but taggers and writers are maintaining the rage. CDH is among their targets but he can see their point.

24 Jul 2013 12:00

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Street artists may have been welcomed into the mainstream but taggers and writers are maintaining the rage. CDH is among their targets but he can see their point.

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CDH is the working name of a Melbourne street artist.

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