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The Plaza Hotel Murals project curated by Global creative house Justkids in partnership with Life is Beautiful Festival has been awarded with the top prize in public art by Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman. (more…)
On occasion of the International Day in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust, EUROM (European Observatory on Memories ) organized different events in Barcelona. (more…)
Part of his most recent project, “Is this my modern society?”, Jupiterfab‘s latest work is criticizing our modern society. Jupiterfab is a muralist focused on studying human beings, aesthetically and emotionally. In 2014, he also created an NGO carrying this name. (more…)
Graffiti artist from Milan, born in 1987, worked in Europe and Brasil
Talented street artist Leon Keer, has presented his latest Anamorphic land art on the grass field of the airport festival grounds in Venice Florida. For the 10th anniversary of the Chalkfestival the team created a piece (more…)
Here is the last work of MP5 which was realized in the industrial outskirts of Perugia, (IT) on Via Orazio Tramontani. The title of the work is MATRIARCHY. The artist has sent us some images along with some words that reflect the thoughts alongside his creation. (more…)
Love Child is the new mural from artist Chor Boogie, who was invited by the Punto Urban Art Museum in 24 Peabody St. Salem, MA @ Lafayette and Congress. (more…)
The mural L’HUMAIN LIBRE D’ABORD IL RAISONNE ENSUITE IL CROIT (The free human first it reasons and then it believes) was created a few weeks ago at ECODIS, a leading company in France of distribution of organics and ecological non-food products. (more…)
Street art pioneer John Fekner was back in Stavanger after his piece “Broken Promises” (Nuart 2014), which –in turn- was originally stencilled in 1980 on a decaying building in New York to highlight the inadequate housing and poor services afflicting the South Bronx. (more…)
