Graffiti was born on the streets and to the streets it shall return

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09-09-2012 | 14:04
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Graffiti was born on the streets and to the streets it shall return
The “white” walls of the Beirut Art Center came to life with graffiti painted by talented artists from Lebanon, Egypt, Belgium, France and Spain, in an exhibition expected to last until November 3rd at the center’s headquarters near El Wati Bridge.

Similarly, the concrete walls of the neighboring street were turned into huge paintings, carrying many messages, not necessarily political.         
All these artists will be moving to the streets in the next few days to complete their works of art on the city’s walls since “Graffiti is originally from the streets and to the streets it shall return”.


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