ABCs of Street Art in Provence and Around the World
Explore · Ginger and NutmegNutmeg has long held a fascination for street art and its covert, daring, brash, temporary, loud, in-your-face style of self-expression. So far removed from stuffy galleries and permanent, curated collections. Nutmeg compiled an ABC list of street art terms in order to understand this open-air pursuit and top places for viewing …Continue reading here for the ABC list of street art terminology.
Enjoy these photos of street art from Marseille and discover other reasons to visit this city.
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