1. What is a mural?
2. What is considered crucial in distinguishing authorized murals from illicit graffiti in the property rights debate?
3. What is the role of the ephemeral nature of street art in urban environments?
Street Art Types — examples?
Murals, graffiti, stencils, stickers, posters.
Illicit Graffiti — definition?
Unauthorized markings on property, often vandalism.
Commissioned Murals — role?
Legally approved artworks enhancing urban spaces.
Street Art Types — distinction?
Authorized murals vs. illegal graffiti.
Property Rights — influence?
Determine legality of creating or altering street art.
Artist's Reclaim — concept?
Claim to create or restore art on owned walls.
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