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The motherland of street art, your favorite daily updates, check the latest walls, exhibitions, books and much more. The world is one.
MEOW is an Urban Artist based in Cologne. Since 2014 his Works can be found in the Streets of Germany and London. The overriding Theme of his Art is without a Doubt the recurring Catmotive. From stray Cats, that may hide in every Corner and Niche of the Street, to anthropomorphic beings that seem to set old Myths and Legends into a modern Context. Or maybe they are just supposed to look funny.
Nina Valkhoff is a muralist from Rotterdam, the Netherlands. She has been working as a professional muralist for over 17 years with works in The Netherlands, Argentina, Portugal, Mexico and Ireland. (more…)
Guph Smells Good is a street artist based in Seoul, South Korea. He mostly paints when he needs some arrangement in his mind. He prefers to paint on abandoned buildings and walls. He rarely promotes his works. (more…)
Ho-ho-ho! Its Christmas time, whatever that means for each one of you! So we ve picked some of the coolest seasonal walls and came up with a Collection from around the World to celebrate together. Enjoy, share and spread the love! (more…)
“Deflated” is a Mural painting realized in Varanasi (India) for “Varanasi Art Project” curated by Mojarto and supported by Pro Helvetia New Delhi. (more…)
UrbanAct Mural Art Festival in Volos, Greece has received its latest wall by artist Mattia Campo Dall’Orto. It is the last mural for 2019 under the “CityCall vol3” project. (more…)
Julieta is a Street artist specialized in illustration from Valencia, Spain. Since 2004, her work focuses basically on mural interventions in the public space internationally. Here is a selection of pictures of her last project in Grenoble Street Art Fest. (more…)
Latest artwork by NEVERCREW titled: “Tide”. A mural painting realized in Bayonne (France) for “Points de Vue” Festival curated by Spacejunk, 2019. (more…)
