The document provides an introduction to street art, describing it as art created in public spaces that is meant to make a statement or beautify an area. It notes that street art includes various mediums like stickers, spray paint, and stencils. Examples are given of famous street artists from around the world and some of their notable pieces that have been created using different techniques.

1. An Introduction to

2.  Spraypaint - аерозольна фарба
 Legal/Illegal – законний / незаконний
 Stencil - трафарет
 Sticker - наклейка
 To beautify - прикрасити
 To make a statement - зробити заяву

3.  What is street art? Art in a public place. This
art is meant to be for the entire community,
to make a statement or simply beautify the
space.
 What is included in street art? Stickers, tags,
spraypaint, stencils, paper, markers, even
mosaics.
 Graffiti – Usually illegal street art

4.  Q:Why do people do graffiti?
 A:Many reasons. Sometimes to go “city
wide” for reputation (to have your graffiti in
every part of the city), to make a statement
about life, or sometimes just to make people
stop and look.
 Most is done quickly, because it is usually
illegal.

5. Stickers on the street, Tokyo, Japan

6. AtomOne train piece, spraypaint

7. MTA “roller” piece, LA River, USA

8. BAST paper piece, New York City

9. Cookie, Brazil

10. Magician, Brazil

11. Hense piece, USA

12. Space Invader mosaic, Europe

13. Space Invader, Paris, France

14. Fafi spraypaint piece, Paris, France

15. Stencil graffiti,
Kharkiv, Ukraine
What statement is
this artist making?
Who will see this on
the street? Who
would see it in a
museum?

16. Swoon
Paper
New York City

17. Obey Giant paper piece, New York City

18. Banksy, “Maid in London” - London

19. Banksy, “Keep Britain Tidy” - England

20. Banksy
“Balloon Girl”
On the wall
between Israel and
Palestine, West
Bank
What is the
statement the
artist is making?
Why is location
important?

21.  Art in the community on doors, walls, etc.
Many times these are larger, more detailed
pieces, because the artist has time to work on
them!
 Sometimes illegal graffiti artists will become
so famous that they begin making legal art.

22. 2Shy painting, Kyiv

23. Calma, Brazil

24. El Mac and David Choe, USA

25. El Mac and Retna, California, USA

26. Interesnyi Kazki, Khors, Ukraine

27. Interesnyi Kazki, Ukraine

28. ESPO, “A Love Letter to You” series, USA

29. ESPO, “A Love Letter to You” series, USA

30. Obey Giant (Shepard Fairey) paper wall, street

31. Shepard Fairey (Obey
Giant) poster for
Obama