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author: Jan Brennenstuhl
categories:
- Street Art
cover:
  alt: Street Art Strategies
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  src: https://www.urbanartcore.com/street-art-strategies/street-art-strategy.jpg
  width: 1840
credit: ''
date: '2011-07-19T17:37:18Z'
description: 'There are many well-known street artist out there, do you think they all have a special street art strategy - some kind of a big concept connecting their artworks? If so, what do you think is the best strategy to become an \tinfamous street artist?'
tags:
- Art Project
title: Street Art Strategies
url: https://www.urbanartcore.com/street-art-strategies/
---

# Street Art Strategies

Since I stumbled upon the mega-dope *What The Fuck Is My Street Art Strategy?* thing over on [Ektopia](http://www.ektopia.co.uk/ektopia/2011/07/19/what-the-fuck-is-my-street-art-strategy/) I can’t stop wasting my time by clicking through the great street art strategy advises...

> Making up street art strategies so you don’t have to! (about Art-Fag)

If you already *did a cutting satire of McDonalds because frankly you've always preferred Burger King anyway*, you should probably try to *do any form of street art with money as your primary motive*, or just *do something anti-consumerist on your Apple computer because it’ll be fucking hilarious*!

In my eyes [art-fag.com](http://art-fag.com/) is one of these little things making a street art live more funny. And hey, it takes a clever potshot at all the people needing a concept instead of just doing it...or like [Rebelart](http://www.rebelart.net/diary/what-the-fuck-is-my-street-art-strategy/009964/) mentioned a hint for all the post-graffiti-posers! What’s your favorite street art strategy?