banksy is what you call for someone who does graffiti.
banksy is what you call for someone who does graffiti.
what do you call someone who does graffiti?
banksy
bullet::::- martin whatson – graffiti









































section::::europe.:poland.









































bullet::::- crocheted olek – yarn bombing









































section::::europe.:portugal.









































bullet::::- add fuel (born diogo machado) – graffiti









































bullet::::- vhils – bas relief









































section::::europe.:russia.









































bullet::::- pavel 183 – graffiti









































section::::europe.:spain.









































bullet::::- chanoir (barcelona) – graffiti









































bullet::::- el xupet negre (barcelona) – graffiti









































bullet::::- la mano/nami (spanish for the hand) – graffiti artist based in barcelona









































bullet::::- muelle (madrid)









































bullet::::- pez (barcelona) – graffiti









































section::::europe.:sweden.









































bullet::::- akay – graffiti









































bullet::::- czon – sculptures, statues, installations, pasties, graffiti









































bullet::::- max magnus norman – sculptures, installations









































bullet::::- nug – graffiti, video art









































section::::europe.:switzerland.
list of street artists
here's a quarter (call someone who cares)









































"here's a quarter (call someone who cares)" is a song written and recorded by american country music artist travis tritt. it was released in may 1991 as the lead-off single to his album "it's all about to change". it peaked at number 2 in both the united states and canada. this is one of his most popular songs. when travis would play this song live, fans would often throw quarters on stage, many hitting him.









































section::::content.
here's a quarter (call someone who cares)