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The motherland of street art, your favorite daily updates, check the latest walls, exhibitions, books and much more. The world is one.
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Ozmo has just created the first work of urban art ever to be realized on the external wall of a courthouse in Italy. The artist, invited by Annalisa Ferraro to participate in a project ideated by The Uncommon Factory, (more…)
A genuine tribute from Jorge Rodríguez-Gerada to the local associationist movement of the San Isidro neighborhood in Carabanchel (Madrid). (more…)
Phil Akashi (Brussels, 1978) is a nomadic artist known for his conceptual and cross-cultural experiments with language, materiality and aesthetics.
Who is behind the largest work of art in the centre of Moscow and what happens next… The Artrium project was born a year ago. (more…)
Wall painting curated by “a.DNA collective” for “Giacomo Vidiri” ONLUS. A tribute to biodiversity, to natural balance and to life taken from the microscope pictures and shown on the wall with the mural by Italian artist Krayon, (more…)
For the third time, Ayia Napa Street Art Festival took over the Cypriot city. Check out the amazing walls that were created along with some of the artists comments! (more…)
Public Art Symposium “La Ahulaga” Mural made by the Canarian artist Suglas during the festival “La Ahulaga” on the island of Fuerteventura, Canary Islands, Spain. (more…)
We bring you some photos from the latest wave murals by Hillton Alves that he painted for his 101 Perfect Waves – International Mural Project which started back in 2013. So far, he has painted murals in locations like Oahu, Maui, Los Angeles, (more…)
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…)
