I’m not really keen on vandalism, but some of this stuff is truly art. I hope to post more graffiti pedestrian tunnels along the Isar river.
Graffiti Friday
– May 2007Posted in: Expat Life
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Rarely is graffiti art IMHO
But in the above I’ll make an exception :tongue1:
There’s a fellow who’s done a few “street art” graffiti installations around and about LA/Hollywood who goes by the pseudonym Banksy (might be Banksey) who is quite good. He actually had an art show not that terribly long ago which brought about a lot of controversy because it involved an painted elephant that roamed about the studio.