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New mural by Jorge Rodriguez Gerada titled “OUTSIGHT”, invites us toquestion the effects of children viewing their worldthrough the ‘play’ symbol. The mural is situated on the side of a residential building in the champagne quarter of Laon,France. (more…)
Talented artist Fabio Petani is back and has shared with us his last mural painted in San Gavino for the festival Non Solo Murales San Gavino in the south of the Sardinia island in Italy. Its title is :CROCETIN & ASPHODEL (more…)
This is the seventh playground work of Giulio Vesprini on a flat surface. Titled: “G O A L – Struttura G070” and located in Sant’ Elpidio a Mare city for the small fraction locality of Castellano, Italy. (more…)
Emmanuel Jarus traveled from Canada to Greece in order to attend the 7th International Street Art Festival Patras ArtWalk and create the first mural of this year’s event. (more…)
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 2021 ARCY Live! tour spanned the United States last year as ARCY traveled the coasts. Enjoy a selective compilation of the highlighted works from talented aARCY’s 2021 year in review! (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…)
One of the main references of bill posters in Brazil. The urban artist from Rio de Janeiro uses urban posters as his main form of expression. He uses collage, text and the contextual unpeeling of these layers. He distorts and remixes existing elements to create new meaning. (more…)
