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Artists Achilleas Souras and Alice Pasquini join forces with UNICEF to raise awareness on the situation of refugee and migrant children in Greece. (more…)
Olivier Roubieu is a French artist based in London. He graduated from an Art College in France. Soon after he left college he created the alias Shiz in 2005. (more…)
Faith XLVII with the support of Brian Greif and the @uchastingslaw created ‘The Unbound’ in San Francisco. The Unbound thematic was born from her personal feelings of frustration regarding the social- political context of today. (more…)
Last June we had the chance to work again with Ampparito, in a project launched and supported by the city council of Leganés, a city near Madrid. (more…)
Telmo Miel artist duet recently were in France, near Paris to paint a mural for ‘Street Art Avenue Grand Paris’. It was nice project in the outskirts of Paris (more…)
The world of graffiti, muralism, and urban art joins the ‘No Callarem’ platform and launches a call for action in the streets with the hashtag #FaltanPintadas (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…)
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.
Talented artist Leon Keer recently did a couple of 3D murals in Long Beach, California. One was for the POW WOW Long Beach and another hair rising creation, an anamorphic installation for the Long Beach Museum of Art. (more…)
