The legality of street art
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The document discusses the legality of different forms of street art. It describes a legal dispute over a Banksy mural painted on private property without permission. While painting on someone else's property without consent is considered criminal damage, some local councils provide legal spaces for street art. Temporary graffiti using tape is legal but litter laws may apply. Drawing on discarded chewing gum in public is also legal as the artist is using other people's litter.
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Legality of street art
Graffiti is mostly illegal and seen as vandalism under the law. Laws like the Criminal Damage Act 1971 make it an offense to damage property without permission, with fines or imprisonment as possible punishments. However, some places designate walls where street art is allowed legally. Temporary tape art that does not damage surfaces is also usually permitted. While street artists hold no rights over works created on private property, some cities commission murals to encourage legal street art.
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Graffiti is the art of painting on walls and public surfaces with spray paint or other tools. It originated in New York in the early 1970s as a tolerated art form but is now also used by gangs to threaten violence. While illegal in most places, some cities designate legal walls where graffiti artists can paint without fear of arrest.
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The document discusses defacing property through graffiti and the legal consequences. It notes that while some consider graffiti a form of art, defacing property without consent is illegal and punishable by fines or jail time depending on the cost of damages. Punishments range from misdemeanors for damages under $1000 to felonies for over $1000. The document also outlines specific laws against graffiti in Colorado, New York, and India and debates whether graffiti should be considered art.
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The document discusses different definitions and types of street art. It defines street art as art found in or inspired by the urban environment, with anti-capitalist undertones. Street art encompasses various impermanent forms like stencils, stickers, and yarn bombing. While some see it as vandalism, others view it as a tool for political expression or urban beautification. The legal distinction between graffiti art and vandalism is permission, though many celebrated street artists began without permission.
Legality of street art
Most street art is considered illegal vandalism, but there are some legal forms. Graffiti that damages property or is offensive can face fines or imprisonment. Street art belongs to the owner of the surface it is painted on, but temporary graffiti that can be easily washed off and is not offensive is generally legal. There are also designated walls where anyone can paint street art. Property owners may commission street artists to paint on their property, making it legal.
Laws on street art
This document discusses different types of legal and illegal street art, or graffiti. It identifies four types of legal graffiti: paper cup graffiti, masking tape art, graffiti on walls with owner permission, and rangoli powder art. The document notes that graffiti without permission is a form of criminal damage according to law. Those caught can face fines up to £5,000 or further punishment if damages exceed that amount. Three common types of illegal graffiti identified are tagging, throw-ups, and stenciling, which are considered criminal damage since they ruin property without consent.
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Street art originated in Philadelphia in the 1960s as a memorial to a street artist named 'YardBird' who had died. Artists began using graffiti to remember him, and the practice soon spread across the US and worldwide. In New York City, street artists began "tagging" subway cars to get greater exposure as the cars traveled throughout the city. This illegal "bombing" of subway infrastructure was risky but helped popularize street art. While some governments tried to crack down and clean up graffiti, street art grew in popularity and importance, with some pieces like Banksy becoming famous worldwide artworks that attracted tourism. However, street art also caused problems like vandalism, crime, and high cleanup costs for cities
Graffiti/street art Presentation
Graffiti began in the 1960s in Philadelphia and New York as people began tagging messages and names to honor a musician who had passed away. Over time, graffiti evolved from simple vandalism to a more artistic form as taggers spent more time developing their styles. Supporters argue that graffiti can be used to spread political messages or beautify dull areas when done legally by artists. However, critics argue that graffiti often costs taxpayers significant money to remove and that even illegal graffiti can encourage other crimes by signaling that vandalism will not be punished. The debate continues over whether graffiti is a positive art form or merely destructive vandalism.
Graffiti Culture
Graffiti culture has evolved into a modern art form using spray paint with its own history, styles, and prominent artists. While still illegal in most places, graffiti is considered an expression of individuality by its practitioners. The culture includes specialized terms like "writer" for artists and "crew" for collaborative groups. While some view graffiti as vandalism, others see it as a legitimate art form and some cities have designated legal walls for graffiti.
Graffiti presentation
Graffiti began in the 1960s in Philadelphia and New York as a way to honor musicians and spread messages. Early graffiti was seen as vandalism, but it evolved into an art form as artists tagged their names and neighborhoods across the cities. While some see graffiti as a way to beautify neighborhoods and make political statements, others argue it is socially and politically problematic. It can cost taxpayers millions to remove, encourage crime, and spread hateful or offensive messages. There is ongoing debate around whether graffiti should be considered art or vandalism.
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Graffiti began in the 1960s in Philadelphia and New York as tags to honor a musician, but soon became more about vandalism and getting messages across. People began widely tagging their names on public transportation in New York in the 1970s. Authorities worked to remove graffiti from trains, pushing artists to tag walls and other public places instead. Supporters argue graffiti can be used for political messages or to beautify areas, while critics argue it is costly vandalism that can encourage other crimes.
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This document provides an overview of different types of street art, including their techniques and legality. Political street art involves spray painting memorials or opinions in public spaces, which is usually illegal unless commissioned. Poster street art involves designing and printing posters on wheat paper and pasting them on walls, which is considered littering rather than vandalism. Sticker street art uses stickers placed around the city, which is also considered littering. Mosaic street art is made of small tiles or glass pieces stuck onto walls, which is illegal unless commissioned. Tagging involves signing names with spray paint, which is illegal as it is a permanent mark.
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Banksy is an anonymous graffiti artist from Bristol, England whose true identity is unknown. He began doing graffiti in 1990 and uses stencils to create his politically and socially commentary artwork in public spaces. Some see Banksy's graffiti as vandalism since it is done without permission, while others view it as a form of art that raises awareness about important issues.
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The graffiti movement began in Philadelphia in the 1960s and spread to New York, where people would tag their names and gang numbers on subway cars to increase their reputation. Over time, graffiti escalated and spread worldwide. Authorities tried to crack down by cleaning graffiti, but taggers continued in tunnels and other places. While some see graffiti as art, others view it as criminal damage and vandalism due to the costs of cleanup and how it can make areas seem intimidating. There is still debate around whether graffiti constitutes vandalism or is a legitimate art form.
Street Art
Street art began in the 1960s with graffiti related to jazz musician Charlie Parker in Philadelphia. Graffiti spread to New York in the 1970s and was pioneered by artists like TAKI 183. Over time graffiti transformed into street art. People engage in street art and graffiti for various reasons such as boredom, social bonding, political expression, and simply as a creative outlet. While street art can beautify areas and raise social issues, it is also illegal and cleaning it up costs taxpayers significant money. Famous street artists like Banksy, Shepard Fairey, and Space Invader use the medium to share messages but their works are created using techniques like stenciling, stickers, and tile
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Street art began in the 1960s with graffiti related to jazz musician Charlie Parker in Philadelphia. Graffiti spread to New York in the 1970s and was pioneered by artists like TAKI 183. There are various reasons why people engage in graffiti, street art, and vandalism, ranging from expressing themselves artistically to gaining social acceptance to making political statements. While graffiti can beautify empty spaces and spread messages, it is also expensive to remove and can decrease property values if not properly regulated. Famous street artists like Banksy, Shepard Fairey, and Space Invader use the medium to comment on social and political issues, but their work is sometimes illegal and causes property damage.
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Ealing London Independent Photography meeting - June 2024
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The legality of street art
- 1. { The Legality of Street Art
- 2. A well know artist called Banksy painted a mural on the side of an amusement arcade which caused a legal dispute. It was the first case in which ownership of street art was considered and it also pointed out the landlord and tenant law. A public event was Organized by the creative foundation as part of rejuvenating the town so Banksy painted a mural on a wall then the tenant of the property organized the mural to be cut out and sold in the US without the landlords permission. Overall as soon as an artist paints on someone else's property it then becomes theirs to own. Who Owns Street Art
- 3. An illegal issue such as damage to property is considered as criminal damage. To prove that there is criminal damage you must prove that someone has destroyed or damaged the property with intentions to destroy or wreck it. Even if the paint can be removed and the overall value of the wall has increased it is still classed as damage to the wall. Illegal Issues
- 4. If someone is caught applying Street art without permission from the owner they can be arrested and charged under the Criminal Damage Act and if they are found guilty they can be fined/imprisoned or both. They can be fined up to £5,000 or they can be given a community service order instead of a fine for young offenders. If the damage is over £5,000 then the case is referred to the crown court. Criminal Damage Act
- 5. There are local councils in the UK that provide spaces and walls for artists to produce their artwork legally. Temporary graffiti such as ‘Tape Graffiti’ is legal but in some cases you could be charged with littering. Legal Issues
- 6. Is Sellotape Graffiti Legal? • An Artist who goes by the name Buff Diss uses sellotape instead of spray paint so that he can graffiti in a legal, easier and quicker way. • Sellotape graffiti is legal as paint is not used, the entire process uses different coloured sellotape. • The sellotape is temporary so if the authorities question him it can easily be taken down.
- 7. An artist called Ben Wilson has turned hundreds of chewing gum blobs on the streets of London into canvases and created mini pieces of Art. This is legal as its other peoples litter that he is drawing on, he uses pens, paint and brushes to create these masterpieces. Is Chewing Gum Art Legal?