Where is there LEGAL walls to do graffiti in Los Angeles???

Question

besides VENICE BEACH?

Answer 1

Well, when I open my skateboard park in Seal Beach, you're welcome to paint there. As long as it doesn't make any gangs mad. No representing.

Answer 2

Legal Graffiti Walls

Answer 3

There are many legal walls across LA where an artist is allowed space to display their art publicly. You can call city hall and ask for the Parks And Recreation Department or ask to be connected Pubic Arts Projects. They will direct you to the person you need to talk to.

However, there are no LEGAL walls in LA County where you can simply do graffiti.

You'll be requested to submit your creative concept (probably with samples or examples) in advance. Then a review board will determine if what you're presenting has artistic merit. If they decide it does you've got your wall or, at the least, you'll be included as part of a mural project.

Graffiti in itself probably doesn't stand a chance of being accepted unless it is unique enough, and your artistic talents are advanced beyond what typical taggers do. If it is unique or original and your talent is obvious you'll be considered.

(I'm answering this from personal experience. I've been part of public arts projects in the past.)

Answer 4

You should go to Melbourne. Lots of specialty alleyways and walls where authorities simply have no choice but to let graffiti artists do their work. Art capital of Australia. There are even exibitions held once every month!

That's all I could think of since I live NOWHERE near LA hahaha

Answer 5

The downtown section and the hispanic/black neighborhoods have numerous graffiti. basically pass downtown and to east and south-critical L.A. and go searching, you'll locate the graffiti.