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Following a lengthy and expensive crackdown, graffiti seems to be migrating from public to private property, the controller's office reports. According to a memo
I don't know art… A San Francisco jury decided KKKatie was just a misunderstood artist after all. KKKatie, or Katherine Dunbar, was acquitted
San Francisco law-enforcement authorities might be accused of a lack of zeal in combating some forms of crime, but graffiti is not among them.
Several months ago, Chinatown born-and-raised artist and photographer Leland Wong put the finishing touches on a mural depicting 100 real neighborhood kids. Yesterday, however,
Whether or not this is true, you have to admit the handwriting is nice.
San Francisco Police moved in and arrested a man they observed tagging a Mission Street structure in both the human and canine styles. At
There's been much ado about American Apparel and the penis in the past, namely the company's proclivity for using them (and other bathing suit
Don Porfirio Vazquez, the guerrilla stone artist who just weeks ago feared seeing his Heron's Head Park sculptures ruined and his life returned to
Late last month, San Jose cops made an announcement that reverberated like a shock wave through the ranks of local graffiti fans. Police in
