V.A.R.A. in conflict with the New York Anti-Graffiti Legislation because the law do not agree with each other as property owner have a right and say over any inscription or drawings on their property.
What is anti-graffiti law?
The anti-graffiti law is set to prevent paintings and defacement property that is owned privately. It does not allow spraying with aerosol or broad-tipped indelible marker.
VARA is a law guiding the artist it was enacted in 1990 to protect their moral rights.
VARA law does not override anti-graffiti law as artist are still not allowed to paints on peoples property except for approval by the the owner of property.
Therefore, V.A.R.A. in conflict with the New York Anti-Graffiti Legislation because the law do not agree with each other as property owner have a right and say over any inscription or drawings on their property.
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