FAQ About The Role of Urban Art in Neighborhood Identity

While urban art and graffiti are related forms of expression, they differ in intent and perception. Graffiti traditionally involves lettering and tagging often associated with rebellious or unsanctioned activities, while urban art encompasses a broader spectrum including murals and installations with varied themes. Urban art tends to be more accepted and celebrated for its artistic and social contributions, whereas graffiti can sometimes face legal and public criticism.