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Thousands of mysterious graffiti pieces in central Bangkok raise questions about their creator and the messages they convey to the urban landscape.
Subway graffiti artists in New York City created over 1,000 unique tags and murals during the late 1970s and early 1980s, transforming urban landscapes.
During the 1980s, Richard Hambleton painted over 1,000 striking silhouettes on the streets of lower Manhattan, contributing to the rise of street art.
Graffiti artists secretly take over cities, showcasing their art on walls and railway tracks.
Graffiti writers in New York City, some as young as 15, claim control over subway trains, using them as canvases for their art.
Banksy's multifaceted persona is explored through his political activism, environmental commitment, and connections to the music scene, raising questions about the importance of artist identity in appreciating art.
Graffiti artists in New York City during the early 1980s transformed subway trains into moving canvases, a practice known as bombing.
Twenty years after joining the European Union, Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia still feel threatened by Russia's actions in Ukraine.
Vigilantes known as Buffers engage in a contentious battle against graffiti writers, raising questions about public space, expression, and community values.
Graffiti honoring Olaseni Lewis sparked a vital conversation about race, mental health, and systemic injustice in the UK following his tragic death in 2010.
Every day in Mexico, 10 or 11 women are killed due to violence, prompting María to protest and create feminist graffiti despite her parents' fears for her safety.
Half a million serious crimes were reported in New York City in 1990, marking the worst crime year in the city's history.
Graffiti's rising prominence in Britain sparks debate over its artistic value versus criminality, as artist Goldie defends urban art against vandalism claims.
Pompeii's preserved ruins reveal the lives of everyday citizens, including entrepreneurs and sex workers, highlighting their stories amidst the town's tragic history.
150 pieces of concrete from the separation wall in Bethlehem are transformed into valuable art, igniting local conflict over Banksy's murals.
Last year, 30 million people visited London, yet many remain unaware of its hidden local experiences and vibrant communities.
Punishment for minor offenses, such as graffiti, has been shown to impact crime rates in cities like York, where crime has been declining for decades.
Spanky asked Mike to create a board series, leading to a collaboration that reflects Baker Skateboards' focus on authentic artistic talent.
A gang of six graffiti artists risks their safety to tag a train in the Paris metro, using spray paint and indelible ink during a late-night mission.
Irmela Mensah-Schramm works hard against right-wing extremism by cleaning public spaces.
Camelot Theme Park featured a roller coaster that generated 5Gs of force, attracting thrill-seekers before its closure and subsequent decay.
Up to 1,000 new graffiti tags appear on the London Underground each day, costing tube companies £12 million annually to clean.
More than 60 people have been placed into housing after living in the underground flood channels of Las Vegas, as documented by journalist Matthew O'Brien.
An abandoned U.S. army tank on Flamenco Beach in Puerto Rico serves as a symbol of the island's complex military history and strategic significance in the Caribbean.
Guillaume Legros, a French artist, creates graffiti in Switzerland to document migrant stories.
