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ProjectBronx: Street Art Vs Graffiti

By Ed García Conde
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Screen Shot from ProjectBronx / Big Pun Mural
Screen Shot from ProjectBronx / Big Pun Mural
Screen Shot from ProjectBronx / Big Pun Mural

This week Adam Levine-Peres asks locals from the Bronx, if their is a difference between Street Art and Graffiti?

Do art murals hold a historical significance in certain communities?

Watch the video and tell us what you think!

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