Perspective
Feb. 3, 2016
Who actually owns street art?
Street art, to quote "Zoolander," is "so hot right now," with artists like Banksy, Basquait and Fairey fetching millions. By Peter Salib
Street art, to quote "Zoolander's" fashion-mogul-cum-political-assassin, Mugatu, is "so hot right now!" Works by artists like Banksy, Basquait and Fairey fetch millions at auction. And the field is diverse. Some artists paint their murals directly onto the sides of buildings; others hang posters with paste or slap self-adhesive decals on any surface they can find. The artist known as Space Invader grouts tile to walls, sidewalks or ...
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