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Can graffiti be considered as "Fine Art"?

Graffiti is defined as any scratchings, drawings or paintings of images or words made in a public place. Not what one would normally consider to be 'fine art'. Fine art however is defined as being predominantly visual art created solely for it's aesthetic content. Therefore, much graffiti CAN be considered as 'fine art'.

Photographs #7

Friday featured Artist - October 29, 2010

John Legry is a San Francisco artist who's oil paintings and drawings are in private collections across the United States and Canada. His pen and ink sketches and cartoons have been included in numerous publications. John works in a variety of media including diorama.

This first print is from a mixed media painting:

Monument to America - Print

Soire - Print

This night scene poster is from an original pen and ink drawing by John.

Islands w/ apple - Poster

This fantasy scene is from an original color pencil piece featuring a religious cityscape.

Old Cairo #1 - Poster

Another colored pencil piece this time depicting the Mosque el Azhar in Cairo.

Paintings #3