Sometimes I think street art is actually saving art from its vicious cycle of multibillion dollar markets and corrupted marchands. Its sense of urgency and right-to-the-point (without being boringly preachy) approach to themes of our era beat years of institutional self-indulgence nursed and prized by the wealthy, their greedy auctioneers, and out of touch museums. Besides, with technology, the quality of execution is nearly flawless. Thanks for that. Cheers
Sometimes I think street art is actually saving art from its vicious cycle of multibillion dollar markets and corrupted marchands. Its sense of urgency and right-to-the-point (without being boringly preachy) approach to themes of our era beat years of institutional self-indulgence nursed and prized by the wealthy, their greedy auctioneers, and out of touch museums. Besides, with technology, the quality of execution is nearly flawless. Thanks for that. Cheers
Yes I think so sometimes.