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She’s the most famous woman in the history of art, and yet nobody can say for sure that they know her name. People can’t even say for certain that she’s smiling. (more…)
The 167 Art Project, a reduction in the success and warm welcome of previous years, places in a line of continuity and strong self-determination of the community in the area. (more…)
Elisa Capdevila has painted a community mural in l’Hospitalet de Llobregat Barcelona. The project, framed within the Pla Integral Les Planes – Blocs la Florida, is part of the council’s initiative and Rebobinart has been the responsible for its production. (more…)
What better way to see the world from a different perspective other than flight? Inside Loading Bridge E31 in Rome’s Leonardo Da Vinci Airport, passengers are being welcomed by (more…)
Jupiterfab recently created 3 artworks on the walls of the Student Union of the University of Guadalajara in Mexico.
The artwork is about the “desaparecidos” (more…)
The latest mural entitled “Children and Fish should be heard” which Magda painted in Teofilów neighbourhood strongly relates to the current condition of our planet, as well as its uncertain future. (more…)
OZMO recently made this dedicated piece of art work refering to the Morandi bridge fall tragedy. Titled: ‘Psyche Revived by Cupids Kiss’, this site specific work is dedicated to the victims (more…)
This is the new project artist Mots did during this year’s Meeting of Styles in Prishtina. Titled ‘Open cage’, it refers to the old custom of cruelty towards bears. (more…)
Titled ”Tyger Tyger Burning Bright” this mural is the latest beautiful and thought-provoking work from Jim Vision who painted it in the heart of Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The mural features an excerpt from William Blake‘s Tyger Tyger poem. (more…)
