I defy anyone to claim that street art is not art after this.

#5 deserves to be enshrined in the comments hall of fame. Imagine if he was actually showing the video to the jurors as he was talking. They would be transfixed on the video with jaws agape, unable to comprehend the outside world, yet still listening to the closing arguments by the late John Cochran. Who knows, one juror's head might explode. But then everyone would snap out of their trance when he turns off the TV just as he says, "Acquit!" And they all would.

"Graffiti's is often the most visible indication that you have just entered a "bad" neighborhood."

@3: Couldn't have said it better myself. Welcome to my neck of the woods. Maybe you're from out in the country where you have nice rolling hills and beautiful scenery. Or maybe you're from the more affluent parts of the city where there's open parks with nice fountains. Well where I live, we make our own beauty with what we've got. No light for trees, no breath of fresh air, but still you can see beautiful artwork by your favorite contemporary artists for nothing more than a stroll around the block.

One of my favorite pieces of graffiti I ever saw was on a train-overpass above the street. Written on the archway was a simple message: "Keep the South Derty Y'all." Amen.

The only problem I have with this is that it could possibly invite vandalism INSIDE the museum, which would be unacceptable.

If they had a truck out there, why did no one bum rush it and flip it over? Is this a war or a bunch of nerds? Oh wait, nevermind...