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So, I guess graffiti "writers" make art and care about quality; graffiti "taggers" are just vandals who care about quantity.

These are some pretty cool graffiti pieces.

Some cool examples of graffiti as art. A lot of them "remix" different copyrighted images in original ways.

A new thing in street art today is sonic graffiti which is graffiti installations that actually play music.

This is a cool video that combines graffiti with stop motion animation.

Yes, what a remix of arts: graffiti + time lapse + stop motion animation + special effects + awesome music... It's also implied that art kind of makes itself - we're just the tools with minds! I like how the spray paint can (also with a mind of its own) comes to "the master" in the very beginning..

"Style Wars" inspired my search of graffiti artist. Found a pretty cool one. 

If Banksy cannot own his work on somebody's else's wall, why do artists own their music on somebody's else CDs?

Morley, my favorite street artist, uses his art to make statements for and toward our generation. His inspirational words are often coupled with an image of himself writing, making for a very self aware statement.

This is a cool Style Wars spoof.

Over 50 artists helped remix their favorite works by photographer Martha Cooper

What a remix! Maybe Cecelia "the vandal" Gimenez should copyright her artwork? Elias Garcia Martinez can't sue her.. (Also, check out the exclusive preview of her upcoming projects).

I wonder if we could get an access to watch "the only movie to officially be put on the Dept. of Homeland Security no-fly list." There are some cool pics on the side too.

This has to be one of the coolest things I have had the pleasure to read about. Talk about working with technology to develop art! Not only is the thought processes of creating this awesome but the idea behind it kind of blows my mind.

not really graffiti but could be? kind of slam at consumerism