Street art or urban crime?
''I'm looking at it from a forensic point of view, not an aesthetic point of view," he said. "Art has got permission, vandalism no permission." (1)


Graffiti is an issue that generates widespread community concern.
There is debate over its place in society, with advocates claiming it is a legitimate art form and detractors seeing it as vandalism. (2)


Ambiguous images straddling the art/crime dichotomy. (3)


There are often mixed messages in the media about graffiti and urban art but essentially the definition between both terms defines one as criminal damage (graffiti) and the other as permission based artwork (urban art). (4)


www.theage.com.au/victoria/street-art-or-urban-crime-ever... (1)


www.aic.gov.au/publications/current series/rip/1-10/06.htm (2)

www.academia.edu/2382968/Criminal_Images_the_affective_ju... (3)


goodbyegraffiti.wa.gov.au/schools/faq-students/3963-2 (4)

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