"Just since November we have removed over 1600 pieces of graffiti, 400 posters across the city. We have an agreement in place with the National Park Service where we're cleaning Rock Creek Park ...

With the exception of the “Justice for Wadea” sign, it later became clear that all of the posters actually appeared ... to all workers who live in that city,” said Rodriguez in the article.

Art, of course, is entirely subjective, and there’s always room for disagreement, but we’re going to rate the current crop of World Cup host city posters anyway: Toronto is rich and ...