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Street art in Seattle, Washington.

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Public art light installation was a part of the Marina Bay sustainable light art festival in Singapore.

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Street art spray painted under a bridge in Asheville, North Carolina.

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This street art was captured four years ago by an iReporter in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

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The crocheted bicycle was a part of an art installation by a Polish artist name Agata Oleksiak, according to iReporter Lulis Leal. She captured this photograph in New York, New York.

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Public art in Montevideo, Uruguay. iReporter Catherine Villar describes the piece as "Constructive Universalism," which is an art theory pioneered by Uruguayan artist Joaquín Torres García, whose works were mostly destroyed by a fire in the late 1970s.

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iReporter Cristina Garcia from Lisbon, Portugal, says street art is popular among young people and community urban artists in their area.

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"The Blue Trees" is a part of a public art installation in Seattle, Washington, in the downtown area. The art installation is by Australian artist, Konstantin Dimopoulos.

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iReporter Cristina Garcia from Lisbon, Portugal, says the themes of street art vary from artist to artist, but some express economic and social issues in their art.

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Street art from Rochester, New York. "The culture of street art in Rochester in my opinion is very advanced," iReporter Nick Swann said.

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Street art in urban underpass of Paris, France.

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Dave Betts says in his neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York, street art is celebrated.



