Banksy’s Battle to Survive a Broken Heart—a mural estimated at $3 million—failed to sell at auction, highlighting the unpredictable nature of investing in street art. Is transforming graffiti into high-priced collectibles a smart move or just a risky gamble? This article explores the tension between cultural value, market volatility, and the ethics of owning art meant for the streets.

New York City is famous for its thriving street art scene, which has been a part of the city's culture for decades. From the gritty...

A mural of an escaping prisoner appeared on the walls of the disused Reading Jail in Berkshire, England, on Monday. The work, which...