Does graffiti damage local murals or add value to them?

Antonio Gonzalez, Contributing Writer|January 20, 2020

Artists and community members from South and East L.A. weigh in on graffiti that appears on local murals. Some artists feel it is disrespectful, while others see expressive value in it.

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