Baltimore officials recently launched a clean-up initiative in the city by replacing graffiti with murals.

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New city initiative: Baltimore is replacing graffiti with murals in key areas, starting with the Jones Falls Expressway, to tackle vandalism and beautify the city. Artist collaboration: The program ...

Baltimore launched a new graffiti clean-up initiative along the Jones Falls Expressway and other areas in the past couple of ...

Included in the restaurant’s décor was one of the few remaining murals from the graffiti superstar Banksy’s 2008 visit to New ...

Editorial: New locally produced murals in Baltimore underscore the difference between public art and vandalism.

Even with about a month left of school, when students typically start to tune out, Butler Area School District is finding ...

For muralist and artist Leon Rainbow, of Trenton, creating artwork gives him a voice while providing a sense of peace. “My art allows me to let my creative energy flow and not worry about the ...

Stephanie Northen says she hopes whoever is responsible will "regret" defacing the mural.

SEATTLE — An iconic landmark in north Seattle is gone after it was repeatedly tagged with graffiti. The well-known mural depicted some of the history of Highway 99 in north Seattle, including ...