FAQ About The Role of Urban Art in Neighborhood Identity
What are common forms of urban art?
Common forms of urban art include graffiti, murals, stencils, and installations. Graffiti uses spray paint for quick and often spontaneous expressions, while murals are large-scale artworks with detailed themes. Stencils allow for precise and repeatable designs, and installations can involve three-dimensional objects integrated into urban settings. Each form offers unique ways for artists to engage with the public and share their messages.
