Initiated by Dr. Yasser Payne of the University of Delaware's Black American Studies Department, this Street Art Exhibition is an opportunity to showcase artwork held in esteem in low-income communities -- art typically ignored by traditional art galleries. Street Art commonly includes graffiti, street murals, street memorials, collaging, tattooing, barbering, live performances, sneaker exhibitions, clothing, traditional art, and more. The exhibition will feature striking representations that range in size and topic, but speak about structural inequality leading to street crime. Artistic pieces focus on economic poverty, substance abuse, housing, homelessness, law enforcement, incarceration, physical violence and related topics.