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In which English city did Banksy start out as a graffiti artist?
Answer: Bristol
Why: In 2009 Banksy filled the city's museum with more than 100 works, and the show drew over 300,000 visits in twelve weeks.
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Which city is home to the Wynwood Walls street art park?
Answer: Miami
Why: Developer Tony Goldman opened the park in 2009 on the walls of six warehouses in a run-down industrial district.
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In which city did Cornbread start tagging walls in the late 1960s?
Answer: Philadelphia
Why: Cornbread, real name Darryl McCray, is widely seen as a founder of modern graffiti, years before New York's 1970s boom.
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What culture counts graffiti as one of its four elements?
Answer: Hip-hop
Why: The other three classic elements are DJing, MCing (rapping) and breaking, the dance often called breakdancing.
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Who owns a Banksy painted on a rented building in England?
Answer: The landlord
Why: Banksy keeps the copyright in the image, but the wall and the paint on it belong to the landlord.
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Where in Istanbul did a Viking carve runic graffiti?
Answer: Hagia Sophia
Why: Most of the runes have worn away, but the Norse name Halfdan can still be read on a marble parapet of the upper gallery.