Throughout the state of Maryland, spraying graffiti can land you up to three years in prison and a $2,500 find — except for one spot, where graffiti is legal: Baltimore‘s Graffiti Alley. As a New Yorker, Graffiti Alley reminded me quite a bit of Five Pointz, which I still miss very much.
Of course, Graffiti Alley is one of Baltimore’s most Instagrammable locations — and it’s obvious why.
Caption: Our guy Edgar Allen Poe makes an appearance, fittingly with ravens — because Baltimore.
Photo Credit: Catherine Horath. Funny thing about this picture: We were both doing a very meta thing, where we were taking pictures of the other, taking pictures. And no, we weren’t high then.
Photo Credit: Catherine Horath
Caption: Local artist doing her thing at Baltimore’s Graffiti Alley. It seems as though lately every day, we’re all screaming “HELP!” And no one is listening.
Caption: Local artists doing their thing at Baltimore’s Graffiti Alley.
