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This year the third Vilnius Street Art Festival entered the train station district in Vilnius, Lithuania – an area usually perceived as a controversial part of the town.
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The versatile italian artist Yapwilli (aka William Vecchietti) has painted recently a 33 meters long mural in Galatina (LE) Italy as part of “Note a Margine” festival about suburbs taking place last August.
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A new wall has risen with one more amazing creation by Junk artist Bordalo II. This bird figure was made at Apus Apus, Kilińskiego 127 in the city of Lodz in Poland.
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Dourone was in Heerlen Murals festival (Netherland) earlier this month painting a all building of 390m2 surface on its facade.
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“Play” was the theme of this years Nu Art Festival and true to its subject, Ernests work remains as spontaneous and experimental as ever. Through a series of on street murals and a motion sensor operated installation in the Stavanger tunnel, Ernest references Norwegian culture and community.
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Since 2009, every year Urban Forms festival of urban art takes place. This year they have started in September, with a new wall in Lodz by Messy Desk form Hong Kong. This will be marked on 6th of september as the big opening.
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Polish artist duet SEPE&CHAZME has finished a large mural for Vilnius Street Art Festival in collaboration with the Polish Institute in Vilnius. The mural is called “Corest Fity” – an allusion to the lost relation between the people and the nature.
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Colombian street artist ‘Stinkfish’ continues sending in more beautiful creations, this time in the great city of Hong Kong. Having recently passed by HK, the artist opportunistically made some walls, pasted posters and stuck plenty of stickers. It is likely the dream of many street artists to be able to visit distant cities and leave […]
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The first piece, by Colombian street artist Stinkfish, in China has been done. Located in the ancient village of Xucun, 8 hours from Beijing, as part of the International Art Festival and artist residency in Xucun.
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