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Annual holiday-themed graffiti brightens up a drab freeway overpass in Salt Lake City.
As someone who has extensively chronicled Salt Lake City streets through photographs over the past several years, I can say it's undeniable that there has been an uptick in graffiti.
default As someone who has extensively chronicled Salt Lake City streets through photographs over the past several years, I can say it's undeniable that there has been an uptick in graffiti. It's pretty pervasive: on walls, on electrical junction boxes, on lampposts and even on rooftops.
It can be found everywhere in the city, from far west along 8000 West to the easternmost portion up the Wasatch Mountains—here's looking at you, H-Rock and all its variants. But is this bad? Like most things in life, context is everything and the answer is probably "it depends."
There is general disapproval…
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