Street art

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Paris is often celebrated as the world capital of street art, but its walls tell a story that goes far beyond simple decoration. The movement here truly found its footing in the rebellious spirit of the nineteen-sixties, specifically during the May 1968 protests when students and activists used the city as a literal canvas to voice their dissent against the status quo. What began as a tool for political protest eventually evolved into the sophisticated, diverse art scene you see today.

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