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Street art originated in Philadelphia in the 1960s before expanding to New York City in the 1970s. Artists began painting subway cars and building walls, transforming vandalism into an art form. Famous street artists include Banksy, whose politically-charged work remains anonymous, along with David Choe, Retna, and Escif. In 2012, Banksy unveiled pieces in London criticizing issues like child labor ahead of the Olympics. Escif is renowned for a giant light switch mural in Poland. The most iconic work of street art may be the graffiti-covered Berlin Wall before its demolition. While some artists work anonymously, Banksy and Choe have been paid hundreds of thousands for their pieces.
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- 1. Origins Street Art or Graffiti originated in Philadelphia, USA in the 1960’s before exploding into the streets of New York City in the 1970’s with artists painting subway cars from top to bottom and then moving onto building walls. What started as vandalism on public property quickly became viewed as a form of art. (DimitriEhrlich &GregorEhrlich, 2007) Famous Artists Banksy is one well known artist with highly recognisable work, often highlighting political issues, however his own identity remains a mystery (Biography.com) David Choe, Retna, Paul Curtis, who scrubs his work out of dirty surfaces, along withEscif are also considered famous street artists. Defining Pieces In the lead up to the London Olympic Games in 2012 Banksy unveiled anumber of pieces around the city of London. One was of a boy stitching a national flag that was highlighting the issue of child labour(Sean Lynch, 2013).Escif has completed a giant light switch that covers a whole side of a building in Poland for which he is well known for (Josh Lew, 2013). The most defining piece of all could well be The Berlin Wall was covered in graffiti/street art before it was knocked down. Income While some street artists work for no payment at all in the dead of the night, some like Banksy have been paid up to half a million dollars for their work. Facebook stock was the payment for David Choe when he painted a mural for the headquarters (Josh Lew, 2013). Reference List Ehrlich, Dimitri & Ehrlich, Gregor (2007) Graffiti in its own Words. Retrieved fromhttp://nymag.com/guides/summer/17406/ Banksy Biography. The Biography Channel Website. Retrieved January 12, 2014 From http://www.biography.com/people/banksy-20883111 Lew, Josh (2013). Mother Nature Network. Retrieved January 12, 2014 From http://www.mnn.com/lifestyle/arts-culture/stories/global-graffiti-8-powerful-street-artists
- 2. Lynch, Sean (2013) Complex Art & Design. Retrieved January 12, 2014 From http://www.complex.com/art-design/2013/11/banksy-greatest-works/2012-london-olympicspieces