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This is a fresh Commemorative mural in Lisbon. The Portuguese duo Halfstudio created this fine wall in the heart of Lisbon for the Eurovision Song Contest of 2018. (more…)
In the latest development in a longstanding commitment to the field of contemporary art, Kaspersky Lab has commissioned a major new permanent public artwork has been installed in New York City since early May 2018. (more…)
Spanish artist Dourone recently finished another stuning wall in Vannes for the Street Art Avenue / “« Sonder », the realization that each random passerby is living a life as vivid and complex as your own.”
In a collaborated project, created by Urban Forms and the Ostrow Cultural Center, two first murals have been created in two main locations of the city by two Jewish-Israeli artists with Polish origins. (more…)
Urbanact invited Spanish artist Manomatic for the project “School Mural Programme- Bookmurals” which has been inserted in the “Athens 2018 World Book Capital”. (more…)
Antwerp has got a new wall by Vertigo Graffiti. The Colombian embassy invited the renowed art colletive from Bogota to Merksem, a district in Antwerp to paint a giant mural. Tim Jentsch went to check it out.
“Hidden Fortune Wheel” is the new installation from Ana Azzue Gallira & Ori Alon, that was touring the US & Canada. (more…)
On March 31st, a groundbreaking piece of public art in Denmark will be unveiled by two female artists – La Vaughn Belle and Jeannette Ehlers – to raise awareness of Denmark’s colonial impact and those who fought against it. (more…)
Manila Savagery is the title of the latest mural by Angge Lorente and Crist Espiritu, which incorporates images that evoke foreign cultures from its colonial history. (more…)
