Did BPL defacer tag up Fields Corner first?

The plague of Graffiti symbolized the spiritual collapse of the subways in the eighties. The MBTA's plan is too collapse before the plague strikes and declare victory over the vandals.

is actually everywhere if people stop and look around. I see it off of the pike besides the train tracks on that stretch from Kenmore to the Pru tunnel, and those are filled in, black line with white letters. I have seen it other places too, just cannot remember off the top of my head. I am kind of a graffitti lover but Boston's scene makes me sad. This shit is terrible, uninspired, and then you have these losers tagging up the library. The city/state broke Shepard Fairey's balls but this goes on unabated. I still don't understand how someone tagged up the BPL at any time of night, it being so well lit in an area where cops roll by often. I'll give the guy this much: he's quick and has a lot of balls.