The document discusses street art, architecture, and urbanism. It defines street art as unsanctioned public expressions using building aesthetics. Polychromy and cladding are mentioned as using color or other materials to dress building exteriors. The conclusion states that street art politically expresses and interacts with urban surroundings in a way that makes functionality aesthetically appealing.

1. Street Art &
Architecture
Kyle Parks

2. Street Art
-A public expression of an idea or statement, not
sanctioned by officials, using the existing
aesthetics (or lack there of) of a building.

3. Polychromy
• The use of color in the exterior of a building.
• A far-reaching idea was that the use of color
was a vague form of “cladding”

4. Cladding
• The art of “dressing” the exterior of a
building with a thin layer of another
material.

6. Urbanism/Conclusion
• Urbanism is loosely defined as the way inhabitants of urban areas
interact with their surroundings.
• Political expression effects the community.
• Functionality becomes aesthetically appealing

7. Banksy

9. Questions
• What do you say to people who claim the way you
express yourself is crass, dumb and simplistic?

10. • Well duh.
They're right of course. Most of
this stuff is designed to be
viewed from a moving vehicle.

11. • Can you donate a picture for my
charity auction?

12. • What are you? Blind? In which case
maybe. I mostly support projects
working to restore sight and
prevent eye disease. Or as I like
to call it expanding the market.

13. Flaneur
• “An idle man strolling around town”
• Susan Sontag: “the voyeuristic stroller who
discovers the city as a landscape of
voluptuous extremes. Adept of the joys of
watching, connoisseur of empathy, the flâneur
finds the world picturesque.” (pg. 55)

14. The End
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