On Baylor, between 10th and 12th Street, is a growing collection of guerilla art that is drawing a lot of attention. I've been watching it evolve over time and regardless of how you feel about graffiti art, it seems to have become a permanent part of our urban landscape.
Sometimes the art has a message, sometimes it's purely humorous, but it's often mysterious and provocative.
It's kind of amazing when you consider that for the most part this is all done undercover in the wee hours. It would be fun if you could actually see the artists at work. On second thought, anonymity is part of its outlaw appeal.
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