Art expands beyond traditional forms, embracing new media, global perspectives, and ideas that challenge how art is created and experienced.
c. 1970–present
Urban art emerged in public spaces such as streets and buildings. It includes graffiti, murals, and street installations. Artists engage directly with city life. The movement challenges traditional art institutions.
Banksy
2016
Street art mural critiquing state power and protest suppression.
Barry McGee
1998
Street art mural blending graffiti, illustration, and social critique.
Keith Haring
1986
Public mural addressing the crack epidemic with bold cartoon style.
Dondi White
1980
Graffiti art on canvas, reflecting hip-hop visual culture.