Shepard Fairey, the graffiti artist notorious for his depiction of President Barack Obama in a 2008 election poster, says he supports the concept for its accessibility.
“I＇ve always used my street art to democratize art, so it would be philosophically inconsistent for me to protest art democratization through Google,” he told The New York Times through a publicist. “As long as they credit the mural to me, and it’s not being used for commercial purposes or corporations.”

涂鸦艺术家谢泼德•费尔雷因2008年大选之时所作的有关奥巴马总统的绘画而声名狼藉，他也因这个设想给涂鸦带来的易访问性而支持它9If4Hjnd0|Z@%Q-ZQ8w。“我经常用我的街头艺术来使艺术大众化，所以对我来说，反对谷歌对艺术大众化做出的努力有悖我一贯的原则sMftQ),zLN。”他通过公关人员这样告诉纽约时报，“只要大家还因涂鸦而受人赞誉，只要涂鸦没有被用作商业用途，我都会坚持这样做”

Users can also be ＂spotters＂ and contribute to the project by uploading their street art photos to social media with the hashtag #StreetArtProject.

使用者们也可以成为“观察员”，拍摄他们看到的街头艺术照片，并带上hashtag #StreetArtProject上传到社交网络以对该计划做出贡献boVJj#%!d!bjDz,6v9ko。