A Colombian man sells junk items in front the wall, covered in a graffiti artwork, during the flea market in the center of Bogotá, Colombia, 13 March, 2016. A social environment full of violence and inequality (making the street art an authentic form of expression), with a surprisingly liberal approach to the street art from Bogotá authorities, have given a rise to one of the most exciting and unique urban art scenes in the world. While it’s technically not illegal to...
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A Colombian man sells junk items in front the wall, covered in a graffiti artwork, during the flea market in the center of Bogotá, Colombia, 13 March, 2016. A social environment full of violence and inequality (making the street art an authentic form of expression), with a surprisingly liberal approach to the street art from Bogotá authorities, have given a rise to one of the most exciting and unique urban art scenes in the world. While it’s technically not illegal to scrawl on Bogotá’s walls, artists may take their time and paint in broad daylight, covering the walls of Bogotá not only in territory tags and primitive scrawls but in large, elaborate artworks with strong artistic style and concept. Bogotá has become an open-air gallery of contemporary street art.
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