Unlike illegal advertising, making graffiti is not a violation, but rather a more serious crime — a Class A Misdemeanor. Even simply possessing graffiti-making instruments is a Class B Misdemeanor.

A graffiti advertising campaign for Sony's PlayStation Portable (PSP) has triggered a controversy in the US. Wordless displays showing cartoon characters interacting with the handheld game console ...

The decals and paint stick out, all right, but they don't call this "graffiti" advertising for nothing. It's vandalism--at least in New York City and San Francisco.

Everyone wants to cash in on the Brooklyn building boom — including this graffiti artist. Craig Anthony Miller — who also goes by the tagger name “CAM” — sued a major real-estate ...

The problem: Graffiti advertising bail bondsmen remained on a wall near Central Booking for weeks.The backstory: Baltimore’s bail bondsmen often employ memorable marketing methods to get their ...