Welcome to the new-look World Graffiti Urban Art site! It’s still a work in progress but stick with us, it’ll be better to use in the end.

Graffiti and urban art are a univeral form of expression, each country has their own style and message but all embrace the same desire to create and display. Some graffiti is a reaction to a shitty situation, some is political and some is art for the sake of art. We’ll be finding a bit of everything…

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2. 50 Awesome World Graffiti Urban Art Photos – Part 2
3. 50 Awesome World Graffiti Urban Art Photos – Part 1

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Welcome to the new-look World Graffiti Urban Art site! It’s still a work in progress but stick with us, it’ll be better to use in the end.

Graffiti and urban art are a univeral form of expression, each country has their own style and message but all embrace the same desire to create and display. Some graffiti is a reaction to a shitty situation, some is political and some is art for the sake of art. We’ll be finding a bit of everything…

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1. The New Look Site…
2. 50 Awesome World Graffiti Urban Art Photos – Part 2
3. 50 Awesome World Graffiti Urban Art Photos – Part 1

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MIND THE GAP, the inaugural exhibition at a new gallery in LA… PRISM GALLERY, highlights the works of PHIL FROST and BARRY MCGEE…

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Sado Monarchism (44" x 55") by Paul Baines is the twelfth limited edition digital print in the Indoor Street Art series available here. Britain offers no real human rights. We are subjects of the Queen who is legally nothing more than a token figurehead for a fractured democracy. We live under the rule of an authoritarian unelected leadership and are constantly spied upon by all means available including CCTV and intrusion in all communications without the approval of a British judge.

Britain needs a Bill of Rights, we need an equivalent of the 4th Amendment, for all the pomp and ceremony the monarchy has no power to contest the authoritarian agenda of the Labour Government without the risk of a people's revolution. Despite the grandiose visions of our past, Britain is more likely to put up or shut up. We are prisoners living on an island suffering from the mistakes of the rich and powerful and the corruption and ineptitude of those meant to represent the people.

Sado Monarchism (44" x 55") by Paul Baines is now available as a limited edition print. To purchase this work please click the button below.

Tags: art, bill of rights, CCTV, graffiti, human rights, monarchy, Paul Baines, print, street art, urban art

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• Outta Space by Paul Baines (2)
• Kerching! by Paul Baines (5)
• A Teaser (0)
• UK Government Turns Art Critic (7)

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Sado Monarchism (44" x 55") by Paul Baines is the twelfth limited edition digital print in the Indoor Street Art series available here. Britain offers no real human rights. We are subjects of the Queen who is legally nothing more than a token figurehead for a fractured democracy. We live under the rule of an authoritarian unelected leadership and are constantly spied upon by all means available including CCTV and intrusion in all communications without the approval of a British judge.

Britain needs a Bill of Rights, we need an equivalent of the 4th Amendment, for all the pomp and ceremony the monarchy has no power to contest the authoritarian agenda of the Labour Government without the risk of a people's revolution. Despite the grandiose visions of our past, Britain is more likely to put up or shut up. We are prisoners living on an island suffering from the mistakes of the rich and powerful and the corruption and ineptitude of those meant to represent the people.

Sado Monarchism (44" x 55") by Paul Baines is now available as a limited edition print. To purchase this work please click the button below.

Tags: art, bill of rights, CCTV, graffiti, human rights, monarchy, Paul Baines, print, street art, urban art

Related posts

• Sado Monarchism (1)
• Outta Space by Paul Baines (2)
• Kerching! by Paul Baines (5)
• A Teaser (0)
• UK Government Turns Art Critic (7)

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From Sean Martindale in Toronto:

“For some time now, the spot in has been relatively empty aside from mud, waste and strewn garbage. There’s an application to build condos on the site. It has remained undisturbed since Monday and I watered it yesterday because there hasn’t been any rain lately… Grass is pretty resilient, so it should survive and take root unless/until somebody removes it. Joe Clement assisted me with the install”

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“Opulence Project: A series of posters (create by stencil media) that represent the opulence of modern age, a rich, big and old shit woman is my inner idea of this status.”

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“Polluted city: I live in Turin with a grey sky. This situation condition my life, children have fun in a black black world.”

More from 999 here.

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Jaz – Lio (Montevideo Uruguay)

Jaz (Pari France)

Jaz – Laguna (Madrid Spain)

Pum Pum – Jaz (Montevideo Uruguay)

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