3. How do you think graffiti and street art reflect reality?

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In many cities, graffiti is associated with decay, with communities out of control, and so it is outlawed. In some cities, it is legal, within limits, and valued as a form of social expression. “Street art”, graffiti’s more formal cousin, which is often commissioned and sanctioned, has a firmer place in communities, but can still be an important form of “outsider” expression.

GarryVolchara [31]2 years ago

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Well it is people expressing their selves and they are making their mark on the world and showing how they feel there for people may reflect on this art

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