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Blek’s latest visit to San Francisco was for his solo exhibition ”Let’s Get Romantic” at Weinstein Gallery. The title of the exhibit was a tribute to his feelings about the city of San Francisco. (more…)
Mauricio Tovar Valenzuela aka Funky Cook is from Mexico. He has been painting since 2013, the technique he uses is stencil and most of his works are on the street …
Colombian artist Stinkfish just created a new wall in Colombia. His latest work in his home town Bogotá, located in the neightboorhood of “La Soledad”. A typical sample of his works, full of colors depicting a young local girl.
The mural shows a large figure wearing a golden mask depicting the face of Edward Snowden. To the right is a quote by ES: “The hero is you”. However, the word “hero” is crossed out by a figure resembling Barak Obama who is replacing it with the word “terrori..”. (more…)
London based street artist Airborne Mark is back and this time with a series which is not strictly origami but still surely related to his passion for painting paper. (more…)
This is the new wall by UNO (#idontcareaboutuno) created in Terni, a city in the Italian region of Umbria. The artist’s style has included small origami birds and a camouflage of his own style! (more…)
Catalan visual artist member of the Reskate Arts & Crafts Collective. With his interventions on the public space he tries to question the value of objects and spaces. (more…)
Jaune is a stencil artist and urban interventionist from Brussels, Belgium. His work is based on the paradox between the visible and the invisible, with sanitation workers the main protagonists in his humorous installations and paintings – an idea that was born from his own experience working in the profession. (more…)
Joao Samina was born in Portugal in 1989. He currently resides both in Portugal and Brazil. Since his youth he has been in contact with different mediums of artistic expression, concentrating mostly on painting. Aged 14, he started his path into the world of street art and developed his very own style with inspiration from what he witnessed on the streets of Portugal.
