For most of the twentieth century, painting on public walls was seen simply as City spent large sums removing graffiti, and artists who worked in the streets often had to do so secretly, at night. In the last few decades, however, towards street art have changed dramatically. Today, many cities actively welcome large wall paintings, known as Some that were once considered ugly or unsafe have been transformed by colourful artworks that cover entire buildings. Tourists now travel specifically to photograph these works, and local businesses have noticed that a mural can attract customers. The subjects of street art vary enormously. Some pieces are purely while others carry powerful political or social messages. Because the art is placed in public spaces, it reaches ordinary people who might never enter a traditional gallery. Not everyone agrees about this change. Critics argue that once street art is officially approved and sold for high prices, it loses the rebellious spirit that made it interesting in the first place. Supporters reply that the movement has simply grown up. Whatever the truth, street art has clearly earned a place in modern culture.
How was painting on public walls seen for most of the twentieth century?
What do critics argue about approved street art?
Why does street art reach ordinary people?
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How was painting on public walls seen for most of the twentieth century?
As vandalism
הטקסט אומר שבמשך רוב המאה העשרים ציור על קירות ציבוריים נחשב פשוט לוונדליזם.
What do critics argue about approved street art?
That it loses its rebellious spirit
לפי הטקסט, המבקרים טוענים שברגע שאמנות הרחוב מאושרת רשמית ונמכרת במחירים גבוהים, היא מאבדת את הרוח המרדנית שהפכה אותה למעניינת.
Why does street art reach ordinary people?
Because it is placed in public spaces
הטקסט מסביר שמכיוון שהאמנות ממוקמת במרחבים ציבוריים, היא מגיעה לאנשים רגילים שאולי לעולם לא ייכנסו לגלריה מסורתית.
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