Graffiti Needs a Playground

“Graffiti Alley” isn’t a classy art gallery.
Graffiti Needs a Playground
A colourful display of graffiti on a wall in a downtown Toronto alley. The city's new graffiti management plan calls for enforcement against illegal graffiti while providing more support for graffiti as art. Snow Mei/ The Epoch Times
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A colourful display of graffiti on a wall in a downtown Toronto alley. The city's new graffiti management plan calls for enforcement against illegal graffiti while providing more support for graffiti as art. (Snow Mei/ The Epoch Times)
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