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Graffiti and street art are often confused but have important differences. While graffiti is typically illegal vandalism using spray paint and markers to deface property, street art uses techniques like stencils and wheatpasting to create sanctioned public artwork. This video discusses the history and evolution of both graffiti and street art as visual art forms that have influenced popular culture and sparked ongoing debates around art, property, and civic beautification.

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Editor's Notes

Blu – Porto Fluviale – Quartiere Ostiense – Roma 2014
Renè, I am the best artist, 1986
Basquiat aka SAMO
Basquiat, Unitiled 1981
Basquiat con Wharol
Haring, The Tenth Commandment – Matisse, La danse,litografia, 1948
Haring, The Marriage of Heaven And Hell, 1984 Michelangelo, Giudizio Universale, 1536-1541
Keith Haring Tuttomondo, 1989
Banksy, Rat
Banksy, Cops
Banksy, Erasing Picasso
Banksy, Erasing Hirst
Banksy: Keith Hering
Banksy, Muro Cisgiordania 2007
Banksy, Simpson’s 2010
Better Out Than In
BLu
Blu – Quartiere Ostiense – Roma 2014
Quartiere Ostiense - Porto Fluviale - Roma
Flavio Favelli – Campioni – Installazione Porto Fluviale – Roma 2014-2015
193me 253 Firenze – Sasso di Dante – dicembre 2014
Invaders
Invaders
Invaders
shepard fairey
shepard fairey
Clet Abraham
Zerocalcare – Stazione metropolitana Rebibbia – Roma 2014

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