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Australian contemporary artist Darren and Emmelene Mate, collectively known as DabsMyla, created a colorful expansive mural on a former massive water tower structure in Fort Chaffee, Arkansas. (more…)
A blurring mural to raise awareness about the Coral bleaching. An artwork to speak about MASS TOURISM effects. Italian artist Gola Hundun starts a new project about environmental conservation in his hometown. (more…)
New-York based contemporary artist Anne Vieux recently contributed a public art intervention to Downtown Bentonville’s growing portfolio of outdoor art experiences. Curated by Charlotte Dutoit of global women-led curator group Justkids, (more…)
For the second year in a row, Tbilisi opened its doors to street artists from all over the world to turn the Georgian city into an open exhibition space within the framework of the Tbilisi Mural Festival. (more…)
“Trust mural” is the artistic creation of Serbian artist Artez who recently attended the Tbilisi Mural Festival in the Republic of Georgia. In the words of the artist we present this wonderful mural that has a story to tell. (more…)
“Garbage Tail” is the latest mural created by the French duo Murmure Street for the IPAF Festival organized by Milsmurs in the Terres Sainville district of Fort-de-France in Martinique. (more…)
Suzanne offers a beautiful insight into the Singapore street art scene from her recent trip, along with husband Michael, a photographer who documented through his lenses the fascinating trip. (more…)
After several months, Dan Ferrer was able to return with his art to the streets. With the opportunity of the International day for children rights, he created an inspiring mural titled: “The Dreamer” (acrylic and spray on wall, 11×4 m.) (more…)
The mural depicts a woman looking into a frame, as a mirror, seeing her reflection as a man. It is designed to create emotional understanding in the process of acceptance in the LGBT+ movement and their surrounding. (more…)
