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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.
Nina Valkhoff is a muralist from Rotterdam, the Netherlands. She has been working as a professional muralist for over 17 years with works in The Netherlands, Argentina, Portugal, Mexico and Ireland. (more…)
The Silent Watcher is an 11,000 square foot mural on the eastern wall of the University Square building, which is 19 stories high. The mural has become a visual landmark and gateway from University City to West Philadelphia. (more…)
Elisa Capdevila has painted a community mural in l’Hospitalet de Llobregat Barcelona. The project, framed within the Pla Integral Les Planes – Blocs la Florida, is part of the council’s initiative and Rebobinart has been the responsible for its production. (more…)
London based French artist, Camille Walala joined The Unexpected in Downtown Fort Smith for the first time, taking over all dimensions of a gas station (more…)
Julieta is a Street artist specialized in illustration from Valencia, Spain. Since 2004, her work focuses basically on mural interventions in the public space internationally. Here is a selection of pictures of her last project in Grenoble Street Art Fest. (more…)
This wall poped up a few weeks ago in Bogotá (Colombia) for @streetprojectsanfelipe a new graffiti tour project in Bogotá. The talented female creator goes by the name Chicadania and she is a plastic artist who started off by making sculptures. (more…)
Lodzkie Centrum Wydarzen finished the work on „Nostalgia”, a new artistic installation in public space. The installation is composed of hundreds dried flowers and floristic elements, (more…)
Sophia Hirsch lives and works in Halle and Berlin, Germany. Mainly a painter she uses big murals but also comics to adress social issues. Her work had been shown in various exhibitions internationally. Hirsch murals can be found in various places, including Germany, Poland or the USA.
The latest mural entitled “Children and Fish should be heard” which Magda painted in Teofilów neighbourhood strongly relates to the current condition of our planet, as well as its uncertain future. (more…)
