Should street art be given legal space?
Street art is often dismissed as vandalism, but in my neighborhood, a mural project cut local graffiti reports by 40% over two years. We painted over blighted walls with community-designed pieces, and suddenly people started caring for the space. I'm not saying every tag is art, but should we really treat all unsanctioned public art as a crime? Cities that embrace murals see tourism boosts and lower cleanup costs, so maybe it's time to rethink the fine-first approach. YES if you think street art deserves legal space, NO if you believe rules must be enforced uniformly to keep order.