Graffiti Bombings Transform Abandoned Skyscrapers into Tourist Attractions
In Los Angeles and Miami, abandoned high-rises covered in graffiti draw crowds and spark debate over street art versus vandalism.
- Abandoned skyscrapers in Los Angeles and Miami have become canvases for graffiti artists, attracting attention and visitors.
- The graffiti efforts, known as 'graffiti bombings,' have generated both admiration and condemnation from the public.
- Los Angeles officials struggle to manage the situation as new graffiti appears overnight, despite constant police patrols.
- The graffiti on the buildings has sparked a debate over the use of public space and the political statement behind the art.
- City councils demand the removal of the graffiti, highlighting the tension between private property rights and public expression.