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Wallspot is a legal walls’ management tool and promotion platform for urban art that links new technologies with art projects and programs for urban creators. (more…)
A local project in Hungary with the aim to attract people’s attention on the protection against the pandemic and social responsibility / solidarity. (more…)
In the context of a pandemic where the major part of the world population is confined, Saype seizes the opportunity of the Swiss semi-confinement (more…)
Staying positive in difficult times: Mural painting in Heerlen, The Netherlands draws attention to research into metastatic breast cancer. (more…)
St+art India Foundation with adidas & Asian Paints strive for change as they deliver a powerful message of equality in sports culture through a unique piece of art. (more…)
Artist Roc Blackblock just finished a project of a mural of historical memory in Barcelona (Avinguda Santuari de Sant Josep de la Muntanya, Gràcia). The pictures taken by Max Ira of the project depict the energy this creations projects. (more…)
Mots in collaboration with Fondo Galego from Galicia, Spain have presented a portrait of a female figure which represents the values the artwork wants to communicate. (more…)
She’s the most famous woman in the history of art, and yet nobody can say for sure that they know her name. People can’t even say for certain that she’s smiling. (more…)
The Silent Watcher is an 11,000 square foot mural on the eastern wall of the University Square building, which is 19 stories high. The mural has become a visual landmark and gateway from University City to West Philadelphia. (more…)
