Graffiti Artist STIK Wanted to Give Away Prints to Londoners but Thousands Were Stolen

Last month, renowned British graffiti artist STIK installed his first-ever public sculpture titled Holding Hands in London's Hoxton Square. To commemorate the installation of the piece, the artist planned to distribute 100,000 posters of his 2016 artwork of the same to residents in the northeast London borough of Hackney for free. However, locals complained that they never received the print and STIK's studio. Local police launched an investigation and found out that thousands of the posters wer...