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Starting on January 11th, the second part of Cagliari Urbanfest – Generazioni Metropolitane, the urban art festival created by Asteras with the curatorship of Ivana Salis and Barbara Catte, will offer up exhibitions, mural guided tours, music, and meetings with artists. (more…)
The 18th edition of the Industriebrachenumgestaltung (say it in one breath) recently came to an end in Leipzig. The festival for urban art known as “ibug” took place at its premiere in the trade fair city as part of the theme year “The whole city as a stage”. (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…)
What will the world look like in 2121? The Museum of Plastic provides a hopeful peek into what life could look like if we curb climate change now. It reflects on humanity’s history and future with plastic (more…)
After about a year since the presentation of “Viavai” to the public, the work, the largest poem in the world created in San Donato Milanese by the Italian artist MisterCaos, is back in the news. (more…)
Wild Beasts Art Agency is unveiling ”Education Is The Key To Unlock Equality”, a public art initiative in collaboration with London based artist, Darren John. Darren’s signature graphic artwork is displayed across two large scale banners, (more…)
This year, we have had ample time to reflect and, inevitably, adapt to changes. Portoguese artist ADD FUEL has taken this opportunity and has created an inpirational mural just outside Lisbon. (more…)
The project sees the Department of Culture commemorate the 500th anniversary of the communal uprising in the city.
Pascal Jaquet AKA Sapin, Lausanne, Switzerland. Aged 57, freelance Illustrator and graffiti artist. Half visual art teacher half independent. Studied at Institut St. Luc, Bruxelles, Belgium
