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The artist Said Dokins intervenes a building that has symbolized the mafia and the corruption of the last 50 years. Trapani Public Art. Italy. (more…)
International artist Jorge Rodríguez-Gerada creates a beautiful tribute, full of love and tenderness, to his son Neuquén, who passed away in 2020. Created with the help of his wife, photographer Ana Álvarez-Errecalde, and their children Milla and Alén. (more…)
The last mural of the year 2021 by Dourone was created in Sao Paulo, Brazil. It has the title MODOS DE VER (Way of Seeing) and it refers to the point of view in which we see reality. (more…)
Contextual muralist, Koubik is one of the references in mural art in southern Brazil. The visual artist from Porto Alegre/RS seeks to understand the context of where art is inserted in order to incorporate elements of this juncture in his work. (more…)
The gable, which was developed at the Arte Salva Festival, is the artist’s largest work, measuring approximately 26 x 10 meters. Kelvin Koubik intends to break the rhythm and order of the dense and heavy elements that constitute the urban landscapes (more…)
In order to provide an artistic sense of place for Port Everglades visitors, Peeta decided to celebrate the elements that characterize this particular area. He selected representative colours, shapes and subjects (more…)
Following the recent articles on the Singapore, Vienna and Lisbon Street Art scene, photographer Michael Harker and partner Suzanne Bäumler are back, with an insight to the vibrant scene of the Azores! (more…)
Street Theory Gallery announced the newest installation of Murals for the Movement, a public art initiative showcasing and amplifying BIPOC artists. The new works are on several locations across the DUMBO neighborhood of Brooklyn. (more…)
Invited by women-led curator group Justkids, the international Brazilian rising star Taina Lima known as Criola made her artistic U.S debut for the three-day festival Life is Beautiful, adding not one, but two new artworks (more…)
