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Luca Ledda (*1984) is an Italian painter and muralist based in Turin. After graduating in illustration from the European Institute of Design(IED), he starts working in the advertising industry.
After a few years, he decides to focus entirely on his development as a visual artist. He starts painting his illustrations on walls and discovers his passion for urban art and muralism. He participated in many international festivals and exhibitions in Europe and Latin America. His grotesque and surrealist style is easily recognizable due to its strong visual impact. (more…)
A new demonstration took place in the Parque de las Tres Chimeneas in Barcelona, on Sunday 21st February, with more than 40 artists, as meanwhile Pablo Hásel had been arrested. This time, no police officers and new fantastic murals. (more…)
People from the graffiti and fine arts world organized an event in the Parque de las Tres Chimeneas in Barcelona against the imminent imprisonment of Pablo Hasel, (more…)
Know your place citizen – Consume! Even though Germany has not applied quite a harsh lockdown compared to many other places in the world it has become an indicator for what is deemed essential. (more…)
Italian Street artist UNO has released images of his latest wheat paste poster creation, applied in the streets of Rome. The artwork is part of a series called #VanityFear and depicts president D.J.Trump with a vicious appearence. (more…)
Four Rhode Island BIPOC artists designed a new work of public art that promotes civic engagement – and selfies with John Lewis. (more…)
Mahn Kloix was born in Paris in 1980. For the past five years he has been living and working in Marseille. Between a communist grandfather and parents who were staunch, active union members, Mahn Kloix grew up in a family of activists, motivated by the major combats of the social Left. (more…)
“World in Progress”, ephemeral fresco by the artist Saype, created in the park of the Palais des Nations in Geneva to mark the 75th anniversary (more…)
Full Colour is an independent documentary by Dublin native Harry Moylan. It explores the street art communities of Belfast and Dublin, asking questions about art, politics, culture, gender and identity in Ireland. (more…)
