Tuesday, September 24, 2013
How Long Does Respect Ride on Legal Murals?
The city of Los Angeles has begun permitting murals, making them legal on the streets of LA once again.
However, even the city's support won't stop rogue street and graffiti artists from going over legal walls if the artists see fit.
But the thing is, most of the time street and graffiti artists don't paint over legal murals. Whether it is out of respect for the artist, the skills, or just supporting the arts, most of the time, legal murals don't get painted over.
But sometimes they do. Like here. This captures Kyote LTS capping over another graffiti writer who painted over this long riding mural on Venice Blvd. Its been riding so long that the paint is fading and chipping. There are a few other tags, but still, the majority is not bombed over.
How long does respect ride for legal murals? What are the 'street' guidelines for capping over legal work?
Labels:
Barely Legal,
graffiti,
Kyote,
LA,
los angeles,
LTS,
mural,
Public Art,
street art,
Venice
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