What is urban art? “Graffiti,” some shout immediately, while others insist “fashion” is the correct response. Sculpture, architecture, park landscapes, and maybe even gargoyles might get a few votes, too. So what about the Museum of Urban Arts? Well, that’s a multi-pronged answer, too — encompassing everything from murals to community activations — but the brick-and-mortar venue is at 45-25 Davis St. in Long Island City.
