1. URBAN ART VS STREET ART

2. URBAN ART VS STREET ART The definition of urban art and street art How to apply urban art and street art in our life The objective of urban art and street art

3. THE DEFINITION OF URBAN ART AND STREET ART Street art is any art developed in public space especially in streets Urban art is a style of art that relates to cities and city life often done by artist who live in or have a passion for a city life Seth Kugel (2008) is of the opinion that t he whole focus on street art should be on the “decommissioned, decommercial” looks on buildings, footpath and street sign rather than focusing on the traditional graffiti. -

4. HOW TO APPLY URBAN ART AND STREET ART IN OUR LIFE Used to distinguish contemporary public-space artwork From territorial graffiti, vandalism and corporate art commonly used under duress; threats or force that are use to make somebody do something, which officially is a sanctioned art; that is to give permission to something to take place. To question the existing environment with its own language Street art are more freestyle than others STREET ART URBAN ART

5. THE OBJECTIVE OF URBAN ART AND STREET ART powerful to reaching the public, and frequent things include incapacitate, subverting and the other culture jamming Urban art is usually used in government activity which is more corporate artists challenge and risk their pride to create a fresh and clean environment by installing the illicit artwork in public spaces STREET ART URBAN ART to avoid vandalism and to create a huge exhibition that is free from damages in art and the one that can make a big money According to Andipa (2008), the ones who make the big cash are “those who adore it, or at least have a grasp and are willing to study about it“

6. CONCLUSION Thus, the way of people understand urban art and street art are one of the factor in a way to applying these arts into our life based on artist’s objective itself. By the way, most people prefer in using street art as it is more flexible and freestyle. In addition, street art is commonly produced from artist imaginary