STREET ART

Art displayed in galleries only

Art created and displayed in public spaces

Art sold exclusively online

Art created by famous artists

Graffiti

Murals

Sculptures

Stickers

Banksy

Leonardo da Vinci

Pablo Picasso

Vincent van Gogh

To promote commercial products

To beautify public spaces

To increase property values

To encourage vandalism

Only in art museums

Only in wealthy neighborhoods

In urban areas such as city streets and alleys

Only in private residences

It is illegal

It is created in secret

It is usually temporary and outdoors

It is expensive to create

Paris, France

New York City, USA

Tokyo, Japan

Sydney, Australia

It fosters community engagement and dialogue

It increases crime rates

It discourages tourism

It promotes social isolation

They encourage it and provide funding

They ignore it

They consider it vandalism and remove it

They commission artists to create it

Art created by gorillas

Art created by military personnel

Art that appears suddenly in public spaces without permission

Art created in art galleries

There is no difference; they are synonymous

Graffiti is illegal, while street art is legal

Graffiti typically involves writing or tagging, while street art encompasses a wider range of artistic expressions

Graffiti is only created by famous artists

Finding suitable canvas surfaces

Weather conditions

Legal issues and the risk of arrest

Lack of artistic talent