Figures & data
Figure 1. “No graffiti please” sign at the Eiffel Tower, Paris, France. (Author’s own picture).
Figure 2. JonOne’s work (Untitled) in South Korea (Reuters).
Figure 3. Kristen Visbal’s Fearless Girl sculpture in New York City (Reuters).
Figure 4. Black Lives Matter Street Art in Washington, DC. (Author’s picture).
Figure 5. Black Lives Matter Mural, Washington D.C. (Author’s picture).
Figure 6. Anti-corruption mural painted by the ArtLords artists groups with a school girl holding pens that was vandalized by Taliban fighters in Kandahar, Afghanistan. (Photo by Kiana Hayer New York Times Redux/Laif).
Figure 7. Makeshift pop-up street art at the East Side Gallery in Berlin depicting a Schröder/Putin embrace (Reuters).
Figure 8. The iconic “Bruderkuss” between Leonid Brezhnev, the former General Secretary of the Soviet Union in the 1979 and Erich Honecker, the former General Secretary of the Socialist Unity Party of the GDR. (Author’s picture).
Figure 9. East Side Gallery Café at the Berlin Airport. (Author’s picture).
Figure 10. Pillows featuring graffiti and street art. (Author’s picture).
