Miami graffiti tour
Once derided as vandalism, graffiti in the form of artistic murals has become an accepted art form in Miami's Wynwood neighborhood. Now visitors can take a two-hour tour by Vespa of the area's best graffiti.
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In this Thursday, June 30, 2011 photo, Adrian D'Alessandro, left, Rob Deieso, center, both of Adelaide, Australia, and Philipe Almeida stop to look at a graffiti covered wall during a two-hour graffiti tour given by Roam Rides in the Wynwood neighborhood of Miami. Once derided as vandalism, graffiti in the form of artistic murals has become an accepted art form in Miami's Wynwood neighborhood. Now visitors can take a two-hour tour by Vespa of the area's best graffiti.
Wilfredo Lee Associated Press
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In this Thursday, June 30, 2011 photo, Adrian D'Alessandro of Adelaide, Australia rides past a graffiti covered wall during a two-hour graffiti tour given by Roam Rides in the Wynwood neighborhood of Miami. Forget walking. Once derided as vandalism, graffiti in the form of artistic murals has become an accepted art form in Miami's Wynwood neighborhood. Now visitors can take a two-hour tour by Vespa of the area's best graffiti.
Wilfredo Lee Associated Press
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In this Thursday, June 30, 2011 photo, a graffiti artist that goes by the name "Serch," works on a wall in the Wynwood neighborhood of Miami. Once derided as vandalism, graffiti in the form of artistic murals has become an accepted art form in Miami's Wynwood neighborhood. Now visitors can take a two-hour tour by Vespa of the area's best graffiti.
Wilfredo Lee Associated Press
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In this Thursday, June 30, 2011 photo, Kit Sullivan, center, of Roam Rides, speaks during a two-hour graffiti tour in the Wynwood neighborhood of Miami. Once derided as vandalism, graffiti in the form of artistic murals has become an accepted art form in Miami's Wynwood neighborhood. Now visitors can take a two-hour tour by Vespa of the area's best graffiti.
Wilfredo Lee Associated Press
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In this Thursday, June 30, 2011 photo, Rob Deieso, left, Adrian D'Alessandro both of Adelaide, Australia, and Jesse Bull an economics professor at Florida International University, stop to look at a graffiti covered wall during a two-hour graffiti tour given by Roam Rides in the Wynwood neighborhood of Miami. Once derided as vandalism, graffiti in the form of artistic murals has become an accepted art form in Miami's Wynwood neighborhood. Now visitors can take a two-hour tour by Vespa of the area's best graffiti.
Wilfredo Lee Associated Press
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In this Thursday, June 30, 2011 photo, Dino Marrone of Adelaide, Australia stops to look at a graffiti covered wall during a two-hour graffiti tour given by Roam Rides in the Wynwood neighborhood of Miami. Once derided as vandalism, graffiti in the form of artistic murals has become an accepted art form in Miami's Wynwood neighborhood. Now visitors can take a two-hour tour by Vespa of the area's best graffiti.
Wilfredo Lee Associated Press
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In this Thursday, June 30, 2011 photo, Philipe Almeida takes a picture of a graffiti covered wall during a two-hour graffiti tour given by Roam Rides in the Wynwood neighborhood of Miami. Once derided as vandalism, graffiti in the form of artistic murals has become an accepted art form in Miami's Wynwood neighborhood. Now visitors can take a two-hour tour by Vespa of the area's best graffiti.
Wilfredo Lee Associated Press
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In this Thursday, June 30, 2011 photo, Jesse Bull, an economics professor at Florida International University, rides by during a two-hour graffiti tour given by Roam Rides in the Wynwood neighborhood of Miami. Once derided as vandalism, graffiti in the form of artistic murals has become an accepted art form in Miami's Wynwood neighborhood. Now visitors can take a two-hour tour by Vespa of the area's best graffiti.
Wilfredo Lee Associated Press
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In this Thursday, June 30, 2011 photo, Dino Marrone of Adelaide, Australia watches a graffiti artist that goes by the name "Serch," work on a wall during a two-hour graffiti tour given by Roam Rides in the Wynwood neighborhood of Miami. Once derided as vandalism, graffiti in the form of artistic murals has become an accepted art form in Miami's Wynwood neighborhood. Now visitors can take a two-hour tour by Vespa of the area's best graffiti.
Wilfredo Lee Associated Press
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In this Thursday, June 30, 2011 photo, a graffiti covered wall is shown in the Wynwood neighborhood of Miami. Once derided as vandalism, graffiti in the form of artistic murals has become an accepted art form in Miami's Wynwood neighborhood. Now visitors can take a two-hour tour by Vespa of the area's best graffiti.
Wilfredo Lee Associated Press