Graffiti is the term used to describe the unauthorized creation of art in public spaces, typically using spray paint or markers.

A mural on a building is an example of urban art, as it is created in a public space and is intended to be seen by the public.

Urban Art Sociology is the term used to describe the study of the relationship between art and the urban environment, including the social and cultural factors that influence its creation and reception.

A skyscraper with a graffiti-inspired facade is an example of architecture that is influenced by urban art, as it incorporates elements of graffiti into its design.

Creative Placemaking is the term used to describe the process of gentrifying a neighborhood through the introduction of art and culture, with the goal of improving the quality of life for residents and attracting new businesses and residents.

Urban art can lead to vandalism and property damage, particularly when it is unauthorized or disrespectful of the surrounding environment.

Graffiti Abatement is the term used to describe the process of removing graffiti and other forms of unauthorized art from public spaces.

Urban art can create a sense of place and identity for a community, particularly when it is created by and for the residents of that community.

Sticker Bombing is the term used to describe the unauthorized creation of art in public spaces using stickers.

Yarn Bombing is the term used to describe a type of urban art that is created using yarn or thread, typically by wrapping objects or structures in colorful yarn.

Stencil Art is the term used to describe the unauthorized creation of art in public spaces using stencils.

Found Object Art is the term used to describe a type of urban art that is created using found objects, such as discarded furniture, appliances, or building materials.

Wheatpaste Art is the term used to describe the unauthorized creation of art in public spaces using wheatpaste.

Light Art is the term used to describe a type of urban art that is created using light, such as neon lights, LED lights, or projections.

Chalk Art is the term used to describe the unauthorized creation of art in public spaces using chalk.