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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.
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Talented calligraphy street artist Said Dokins recently attended the Festival Letrástica 2017. The Festival took place on April 27rd till 30th in Guadalajara México and was dedicated to, as the name says, to Lettering and he could have not missed it. (more…)
ETNIK has created a new piece of art in Dolo, Italy, and has proudly shared it with us. IDOLOVE urban festival invited him to create a new wall for the festival. Continuing his line of work and showing his abstract lines full of colour, Etnik created the fight of Nature against the architecture of the surrounding houses. (more…)
“Baring machine” is the title of the mural painting realized in Satka (Russia), for the Satka Street Art Festival curated by Fund Sobranie Moscow. NEVERCREW team has realised it and this includes a second and connected part that was realized in a different area of the city. (more…)
Willoke Urban Art Festival presented the work of Nasimo at this great festival. The Bulgarian artist Nasimo was invited to paint a wall at the Festival in Italy. (more…)
Add Fuel (Diogo Machado, 1980) has been building a solid reputation as a visual artist and illustrator in recent years. Having first created a unique visual universe populated by sci-fi inspired, fun-loving creatures, this Portuguese artist has recently redirected his attention to reinterpreting the language of traditional tile design, and the Portuguese azulejo (glazed tiles) in particular. (more…)
Despite being the capital town of graffiti and street art, the Bristol scene is pretty local: graffiti hunting through the streets of Bristol allowed me to dig into the UK’s street art scene, which I barely knew before moving to Bristol – perhaps because the stencil superstar is so popular to keep everyone else in his shadow. (more…)
Spanish artist Elbi Elem was invited by Mes Que Murs Festival to create an art work in Port of Sagunto, Valencia. Elbi, is a Spanish artist from Barcelona, who started her work adventure in 2002 with kinetic sculpture and then envolved her art range into painting. (more…)
We loved Laurent’s guide to Bristol’s street art, from large murals down to festivals, tours and smaller pieces of the beaten track. So we wanted to share this useful guide with you. You’ll find in his guide: (more…)
Our friends over in URBAN ACT invited artists Same84 and Apset to paint the Axepa Hospital wall, in the port city of Thessaloniki in Greece, proving once more how their actions can contribute towards better aesthetics and serving a good cause! (more…)
