What is the difference between graffiti vandalism and urban art

The graffiti team of the Western Australian Police Department has defined the destruction of graffiti as destroying privately owned and public property without the owner's consent. Doodle vandalism can take the form of painting, drawing, or scratching the surface using a variety of tools such as paint, markers, stickers, and templates. According to the Graffiti Destruction Act of 2016, this is illegal.

Unlike graffiti vandalism, urban art is a legitimate art and permission indicates that its surface was granted by property owner. Urban art is known for many names such as street art and mural paintings. Urban Art project at Hotspot can effectively design criminal strategy and is recommended by the Western Australian Police Police Graffiti team as a graffiti prevention strategy

The main difference between vandalism and art or graffiti is that vandalism is not controversial or controversial. This is clearly stipulated by US law. There are many people who discuss whether graffiti is a work of art, but we can not discuss whether graffiti is a vandalism. If an artist deliberately or deliberately destroys or destroys public or private property, graffiti art is absolutely regarded as vandalism.

I will explore whether graffiti is a work of art or a vandalism. By exploring this research topic, I will break it down into different parts. The first part defines what vandalism is, the views of other researchers, and the behavior of vandalism. In the second part, I will define art. I will also define graffiti and discuss its history and development. I will also study famous graffiti artists to improve my research efficiency. This controversial issue is for people whose graffiti knowledge is limited. People claim that graffiti is an illegal act without directly understanding the facts. I hope that my research extends the range of knowledge once they read my articles. Finally, I end up expressing my view on this topic.

I think that our history has created many different styles of graffiti. Their diet, tags etc. Graffiti can also be regarded as art, and if a graffiti artist marks it, it is considered vandalism. It is a meal, if it points out a message, it is considered art. "The difference between a simple label and a more complex piece of work suggests that the label has little aesthetic appeal and is not regarded as art. (Stowers) There are different styles of doodle