How legalizing street art made Rio de Janeiro a prettier, happier place

Reblogged from Mental Flowers:

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A recent article in the Huffington Post explored Rio de Janeiro's acceptance of street art and how it has enriched the various neighborhoods:

Brazilian graffiti art is considered among the most significant strand[s] of a global urban art movement, and its diversity defies the increasing homogeneity of world graffiti." - Design Week

In March 2009, the Brazilian government passed law 706/07 making street art and graffiti legal if done with the consent of building owners.

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Director of Manchester School of Samba at http://www.sambaman.org.uk
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