Nobody, including street artists, seems to understand the concept anymore.
It’s Called Anonymity for a Reason
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I understand anonymity, I think, and hope Curly agrees with me about how complicated it is http://hyperallergic.com/63743/artist-unknown-reflections-on-works-by-eddie-johnson/