Convertible trend fades as sales slip across era
NEA Automotive Editor notes that convertibles, once glamour cars in Hollywood and English films, have fallen out of favor. US sales dropped from 509,000 in 1965 to 306,000 in 1967, with American Motors dropping a model in 1969 while Plymouth and Mercury introduced new convertibles, suggesting shifting consumer tastes and costs of car ownership.
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Graffiti expert explores bathroom wall art trends
Robert Reisner, a graffiti expert, teaches a Manhattan class on graffiti at the New School for Social Research. He argues graffiti is a growing form of folk art found in ads, politics, and daily life, from Greek roots to modern restroom scrawls, with varied quality and motives.
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