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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.
Renowned international and local artists have left their mark on Belfast with over 50 new murals now adorning walls across the city as part of the 2022 ‘Hit the North’ Street Art Festival, supported by Hennessy. (more…)
Emmanuel Jarus traveled from Canada to Greece in order to attend the 7th International Street Art Festival Patras ArtWalk and create the first mural of this year’s event. (more…)
Following recent articles on the Azores, Singapore and Vienna street art scenes, photographer Michael Harker and partner Suzanne, return to Lisbon with an insight to the walls of Muro Festival 2021. (more…)
The artist Said Dokins intervenes a building that has symbolized the mafia and the corruption of the last 50 years. Trapani Public Art. Italy. (more…)
Most cultural and social actions take place in the historical city centres, pushing suburbs even more to the margin. Projects like Sperone167 wish to reverse such trend. (more…)
Beetroot began his path in Street Art in 2009. He immediately worked on his personal project called Picture Crossing, unique of its kind: he leaves his works on canvas and other media on the road to their fate. Anyone is free to freely appropriate it and then in turn decide the fate of the work, thus participating in the concept of free movement of art. (more…)
International artist Jorge Rodríguez-Gerada creates a beautiful tribute, full of love and tenderness, to his son Neuquén, who passed away in 2020. Created with the help of his wife, photographer Ana Álvarez-Errecalde, and their children Milla and Alén. (more…)
The last mural of the year 2021 by Dourone was created in Sao Paulo, Brazil. It has the title MODOS DE VER (Way of Seeing) and it refers to the point of view in which we see reality. (more…)
The gable, which was developed at the Arte Salva Festival, is the artist’s largest work, measuring approximately 26 x 10 meters. Kelvin Koubik intends to break the rhythm and order of the dense and heavy elements that constitute the urban landscapes (more…)
