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Guerrilla Art Versus Guerrilla Advertising

weburbanist.com — Today, the urban environment includes not only separate instances of art and advertisements, but advertisements that look suspiciously like art. Guerrilla advertisements that use the familiar rough-edged look of graffiti - and others that use actual graffiti - are found now in cities around the world.

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  • deeflo23, on 07/04/2008, -0/+2Guerilla Ads are sooo sexy
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