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Polish artist Nespoon was invited to Belorado in Spain by the independent cultural organization StARTer Proyectos Culturales, led by curator Estela Rojo and an artist Regue Fernández, (more…)
Last June Urban Forms Foundation from Łódź, Poland had a chance to host Guido van Helten for a very exciting, big project.The Foundation and the artist have already had two projects together – in Poznań and Grudziądz, (more…)
Urbanact completed a new mural in the framework of the “CityCall” mural art festival, in the city of Volos in Greece. The mural was created by ARCY, a guest artist from the USA, (more…)
Phil Akashi (Brussels, 1978) is a nomadic artist known for his conceptual and cross-cultural experiments with language, materiality and aesthetics.
ROBOCOOP is an experimental and research art duo project with a background in architecture, currently living between Rome and London. Working mainly in the urban context of the city, their aim is to document the architecture world comparing it to the past, using different tools – as collages, installations, photographs, engravings, drawings etc – with a provocative and reflexive approach. (more…)
On the occasion of International Womens Day 2019 Polish female artist, Nespoon, painted in Delhi a mural inspired by the traditional women led crafts (more…)
Betsy Casañas is a Visual and Public Artist, an educator, a community activist and an organizer. She is the director of A Seed on Diamond Gallery (S.O.D.) and founder of Semilla Arts Initiative. Casañas has 25 years of experience in the arts and has created over 40 murals worldwide. (more…)
The memorial wall portrait by Nils Westergard shows the Auschwitz detainee Walter Degen in his concentration camp prisoner’s uniform and with his prisoner number 20285, as well as the pink triangle on his left breast. (more…)
