What was London like before Banksy: street art of the 80s
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By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/what-was-london-like-before-banksy-street-art-of-the-80s.htmlIn the 80s, a craze for street art began in the British capital. More and more graffiti began to appear on the streets: from frivolous to serious, from exclusively decorative to political.
The photos from this collection were taken in London in 1985-1986 and reflect the problems and aspirations that the British people lived with at that time. Some of these murals still exist, although they have faded a lot. And in the photos of the 80s, they are still juicy and bright.
Keywords: 80s | Graffiti | London | Street art
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