20 street-art-works on the verge of art and hooliganism

According to one version, street art appeared during the Second World War, when the working Kilroy began writing 'Kilroy was here' on each box with bombs. Since then, street painting sold around the world, and perhaps no city, where she had not left its mark. In many countries, street art is still considered illegal. But in some cities, the authorities are going to meet street artists and hold special festivals, and even protect objects of street art, such as the work of Banksy. In a word, street painting, like any art, to someone in mind, but what someone thinks its just hooliganism.

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Kyalami, South Africa



Author:. Justinnomad

Glasgow, United Kingdom

Author:. Smugone

UK

Author:. Gnasher Graffiti Murals

Los Angeles, USA

Author: Unknown.

San Juan, Puerto Rico

Author:. Fintan Magee

Moscow, Russia

Author:. Zoomstreetart

France

Author:. Jeaze Oner

Los Angeles, USA

Author: Kai Aspire Art

Goiania, Brazil

. Author:. Kueia

Location set

Author:. Alegria del Prado

Malta

Author:. ChemiS

Paris, France

Author: Zag & amp; Sìa.

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Authors: Juandrés Vera & amp; Dazer Ramirez Guzman.

Valencia, Spain

Author:. Pichi & amp; Avo

Caserta, Italy

Authors: Bifido & amp; Vadikvoodoo & amp; Tak Nado.

Norwich, United Kingdom

Author:. Muretz

Melbourne, Australia

Author:. Adnate

Frankfurt, Germany

Author:. Brain Mash

Ann Arbor, USA

Author:. David Zinn

Lyon, France

Author:. Birdy Kids

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