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Research Paper On Graffiti

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Graffiti is art
I believe that graffiti is art because it takes a lot of time and it is not easy to do. It involves vibrant colors and pictures of things that the artists think of. People can get paid for street art if they put it on a canvass and sell it as art in a gallery and not vandalism. If you have permission to draw on a wall it is considered art. Graffiti can not be just erased like pencil if you mess up on a painting. If you get caught writing graffiti on a building or train or something that is not yours you can get arrested and sent to jail for vandalism. If you take the chance and make graffiti you can get caught and put in jail. People that do street art know its illegal and do it anyways cause they enjoy doing it. I fell

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