Joshua Allen Harris and Banksy Street Art

Lately I have really been digging street art. I love it for many reasons: Because the artists are obviously not concerned with art for financial gain, I identify with the subjects of most pieces, and I respect the statement street art makes when compared to advertising. We all accept advertising everywhere–outdoor billboards and signs, online ads, TV–you guys know it all. It’s literally in our faces. Yet many are offended by street art and graffiti. It seems to me the only difference between a billboard and an awesome piece of street art is the fact that a corporation made money off of the advertisement. And usually the graffiti is much more credible from an artistic standpoint. Have a look:

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Street Art seen on the streets of New York

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One Response to “Joshua Allen Harris and Banksy Street Art”

  1. Gravatar of Ari Herzog Ari Herzog
    6. June 2008 at 12:24

    In some cities around the country with a lot of negative or haphazard graffiti, graffiti artists are working collaboratively with municipal leaders to create artistic graffiti that sends a positive message to passersby.

    Nice name, by the way.

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