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Love Child is the new mural from artist Chor Boogie, who was invited by the Punto Urban Art Museum in 24 Peabody St. Salem, MA @ Lafayette and Congress. (more…)
When talking about waves and street art, the first artist that comes to our mind is Hilton Alves. His realistic depictions of Hawaii waves are breathtaking. His 101 Perfect waves project aims to create 101 murals of perfect waves. (more…)
Jim Vision presented his latest work in East London. An absolutely stunning and massive mural that will lift every last hair that is left on your back. The founder of EndoftheLine, has named the wall: ‘Paradise Lost, in the midst of things’. (more…)
Urbanact established the realization of a series of public frescoes in the city of Volos, with the voluntary participation of famous artists from Greece and abroad, on surfaces that “emerge” from an open call to the citizens. (more…)
Kraser‘s two latest works in Odessa, Ukraine, are both massive huge and colorful walls. The Spanish artist living in Milan has felt attraction towards painting since he was very young and started painting murals when he was 12. (more…)
SKOUNT sent us his latest work from the Netherlands for the Millerntor Gallery. Skount’s oneiric masked characters beckon the viewer from the urban environment into their mysterious and playful dreamscapes. (more…)
Nicola Alessandrini and Gio Pistone are two Italian artists who have been active for many years, both working on an international level, individually and together mainly for communities and the urban art sector. (more…)
The artist Francesco Camillo Giorgino, known as Millo, recently made a mural in the city where he was artistivally born and from which he left for the five continents. In fact, in Pescara, the artist returns to paint after twenty years of absence and does it in great style on a surface of more than 190 square meters. (more…)
Not a while ago we did an interview with ADD FUEL, the Portuguese artist that mixes the traditional Portuguese tiles with stencil. Now he sent us his lastest work in the Stavanger Airport, in Norway, curated by our friends of NuArt Festival. (more…)
