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Titled: ” Fireworks and hurricanes”, Bifido who participated in this year’s street art festival Miau Fanzara in Spain, created this mural once again impressing by passers. (more…)
Spanish artist and ISSA friend Dan Ferrer recently created this stunning mural in Fanzara, Spain, for the MIAU festival. He dedicated this to his daughter. (more…)
Italian artist Luca Ledda recently went to Bosnia Herzegovina, invited by the Mostar Street Art Festival. His surreal artwork represents a mystical interpretation of the human mind and its connection with the universe!!! (more…)
In this Edition of Kufa’s Urban Art Festival we check out the latest work of Spanish artist Julieta XLF and what a cheerful mural she has created on a new Rehabilitation Centre for drug addiction in a small city of Luxembourg. (more…)
Former factory becomes temporary gallery for urban art festival in Chemnitz, Germany. In less than a month, the „ibug“ enters a new round. Again, this summer more than 120 national and international artists travel to West-Saxony for the renowned urban art festival. (more…)
Artist AweR and Alexander Tenia worked hard to present their latest creation for a festival in Berlin called Freqs of Nature festival near Berlin. The mural was made using the chromadept technique and there were 3d glasses provided to visitors of the festival (more…)
Stavanger, host to the world’s leading Street Art Festival, Nuart, has commissioned a series of curated Street Art Buses with the latest artwork coming courtesy of Belgian mischief maker Jaune. (more…)
Genuine, expressive, public, illegal but temporary. This is what Comacchio felt like in 2005, when Blu and Ericailcane, covered the “Small Venice” with their colors. Now, after 13 years, the municipal administration and Riccardo Buonafede, a local urban artist, officially publishes the Manufactory Festival.
This mural made by Dinho Bento at the Loures Arte Public Festival in Portugal refers to the Rio Doce (Sweet River), (more…)
