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A Case for Change in Graffiti Law
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A Case for Change in Graffiti Law
Just last year, the iconic street artist Banksy earned approximately $10.57 million dollars from his art. In the same year, Los Angeles received over three hundred thousand requests to remove Graffiti citywide, and San Francisco spent more than $20 million on Graffiti clean up. Graffiti exists in a striking legal double bind: governments criminalize it as vandalism, yet the same legal system protects it under copyright and trademark recognition.…
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