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Alice Pasquini has completed her first largescale mural in Los Angeles. Titled “Last Passenger” the work can be found at Zynderia Productions and was coordinated by Co-Labs. Painted with recycled acrylic from Paint4Less, she used the eco-friendly paint to bring life to the composition. (more…)
Italian street artist Bifido, recently visited Volos (Greece) and made a new project in the neighborhood of refugees. (more…)
Colombian street artist – Stinkfish present us his latest walls in Italy. Specifically, he created two colourful murals in the cities of Cotignola and Alfonsine, as part of the spin off of Cuma project. (more…)
The Kyiv Polytechnic Institute invited street artist Marat Morik to illustrate one of the walls of the institute. Sometimes an artist needs to adapt his work to the environment where they are painted, not only the building, the wall or the surroundings in order to make the most of their piece. (more…)
Take a look of what went down during the infamous Crystal Ship Festival this summer. If you haven’t heard, it is a contemporary art festival that specializes in public spaces, producing over 25 installations, sculptures and murals per year. (more…)
Italian street artist Bifido has finalised his latest works of paste ups. The works were made for “oltremare festival” in San Cataldo, a little village in the south of Italy. In this area the government is building a gas pipeline and to do it they are cutting many olive trees. Since part of the local economy is based on olive oil production, the local community has been reacting. (more…)
An abandoned concrete silo looms over The Nations neighborhood, eerie and empty. The historic Nashville landmark was nearly torn down. Instead, it’s becoming the centerpiece of the community’s redevelopment. A 15-story painting is unfolding, revealing an elderly man who lived nearly all his life within sight of the silo. (more…)
Greeting us from the Summit, street artist LAPIZ, has showcased a series of works and describes his creations from Hamburg during the latest G20 summit. While the majority of pictures you would have seen from Hamburg during the last weekend were of burning cars and black dressed brats rioting in the streets, the vast majority of protests were colourful and peaceful. (more…)
