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Bordalo II’s latest BIG TRASH ANIMAL was presented to the city of Rome. Built on a wall at the entrance of Saint Peter Train Station, this work was realized thanks to Forgotten Project, in partnership with Ferrovie dello Stato Group and the XIII municipality.
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Mexican street artist, Spaik, was recently working on a big project in the jungle of Tulum. The project was to decorate a big party. The name of the party was Icaro and it took place on the 11th of January!
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Truly Design team has painted a big anamorphic piece at Vans and The North Face headquarters in Switzerland last month. Located inside the company building, it is a piece of art that will blow your mind.
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For Madrid Street Art Project, 2015 was full of interesting and enriching projects which have helped to keep street art joyfull. They have shared many projects with lots of people: artists, partners, followers; some of them have been walking along for some time now on this MSAP adventure, while others have also joined.
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‘libertad’ by faith47. One of two haunting seaside murals in Cozumel, Mexico, spotlighting the impact of plastic pollution on nature.
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Loesje and her friends from V9 street art collective created two more murals in Warsaw in autumn, 2015. The big-size paintings keep the minimalistic style of Loesje posters: simple letters are painted on a white background.
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Colombian street artist Stinkfish, has just finished a new piece in the city of Quito – Ecuador for the Detonarte Festival. A massive wall depicting one child face. His familiar style was applied on this building wall on a scale to be seen from very far. Enjoy.
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INTI has presented his new piece ”Codo a Codo, en la calle somos mucho mas que dos”. Inspired from Mario Benedetti’s poem Te Quiero and based on Lewis Hine images, who registered working children in the USA during the Great Depression in the 30’s.
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Last March while visiting Playa del Carmen, (Mexico) Eddie Colla had a chance of meeting with Veronica Dupre´and Fabian Contreros. Over lunch Veronica and Fabian discussed the possibility of doing an arts festival in the coming year in Playa del Carmen. It was just an idea at this point called Dreamers Art Festival. Fast forward to November of […]
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