Abandoned LA's Oceanwide Plaza, initially planned for $1bn luxury project, now hosts graffiti art, becoming a popular attraction addressing city's housing crisis and wealth inequality.
Los Angeles' abandoned Oceanwide Plaza, intended for a $1bn luxury project, now houses graffiti art from dozens of artists. The towers, visible from highways, have become a popular attraction despite some viewing the art as vandalism and a safety hazard. Despite financial and legal issues, the graffiti has gained attention and admiration, showcasing a bold artistic takeover and commentary on the city's housing crisis and wealth inequality.
March 03, 2024
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