Whether on sidewalks, walls, bridges or staircases, graffiti is a staple of city life. The University of Minnesota is no exception. Even though graffiti is a ubiquitous sight in our lives, we often ...

Somebody hit the park across from Mercy Medical Center on St. Paul Street. Splattered across a brick wall recently in white spray paint: ONE STOP FUN!! — in a park that is supposed to be a place of ...

Los Angeles has always had a contradictory relationship with graffiti and the street cultures that birthed it. The city spends more than $11 million painting over graffiti each year, according to the ...

New York-- - In torn jeans and saddled with a black backpack, Andrew Witten glances up and down the street for police. The 51-year-old then whips out a black marker scribbles "Zephyr" on a wall ...

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - It's an eye sore that the city can't force people to cleanup. The city cleans up graffiti nearly every day from public property, but private property is another story. We ...

Graffiti today is such an accepted part of youth culture that it’s hard to imagine what New Yorkers experienced in the early seventies, as they watched their city become steadily tattooed with ...

MONTREAL — On the side of Le Ber Park in Pointe St-Charles stands a 15-foot wall, separating a fenced-in concrete slab. One side serves as a basketball court, while the other is used for handball and ...

Transit police are seeking answers after a passenger claims to have found hateful graffiti scrawled on a Red Line window. An MBTApassengersnapped a photo of the phrase “Muslim trash go home!” which ...

Thanks Radical Graffiti for informing me where my next job is! This is the message I woke up to on January 26, as one of my research participants saw some anti-colonial graffiti in Melbourne posted on ...

MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO)-- Minneapolis has received more than 3,700 reports of graffiti so far this year -- twice as many as the same time frame back in 2019. Dave Aeikens, public affairs coordinator for ...

When it comes to graffiti, Singapore is unlike anywhere else. We stand out, both in our attitude towards graffiti as well as our conspicuous lack of it. Courtesy of the Vandalism Act, enacted in 1966, ...