Morecambe artist Anthony Padgett is delighted to present the fifth Morecambe Bay Arts Weekend on Saturday July 19 and Sunday ...

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A print of Banksy’s Toxic Mary will be auctioned by Duggleby Stephenson of York in York Auction Centre in Murton Lane on Friday.

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A local group known as Silence Dogood is confronting President Trump’s border czar and others with historic light displays.

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In most public parks, graffiti artists are chased away, and their work covered up as fast as possible. In Cambridge, officials are taking a very different tack.

Public art comes in many diverse forms, from the monumental statues commemorating historical figures, to the temporary and often illegal murals created by contemporary graffiti artists.

Graffiti art’s history The history of contemporary graffiti art begins in the late ’60s and early ’70s in rough neighborhoods in Philadelphia and New York.