Murals and graffiti have long been more than just vibrant expressions of creativity; they serve as powerful narratives that reflect the essence of local histories, struggles, and triumphs.

But graffiti is nothing new here: The city has long acted as a blank canvas to artists, who have left their mark in a variety of formats, from bulky name tags to intricate murals. It's easy to ...

A subway car is the backdrop for one of the murals, and the other three pop with stylized letters that form the words "Con," "Arek" and "Recognize." The public's view of graffiti has come a long ...

The garish graffiti has been spray-painted next to Penang island’s culturally significant murals within the Unesco heritage enclave. The local authorities are asking building owners to pay for ...