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This recent wall by Italian street artist Alice Pasquini was commissioned by the municipality of Pieve di santo Stefano in Tuscany (IT) and is dedicated to the traditional festival of light.
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This mural by Italian artist Alice Pasquini was dedicated to the city of Toronto and the College Street neighborhood while it is a partnership between the Istituto Italiano di Cultura Toronto, the College Promenade BIA and the City of Toronto.
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In early September Alice Pasquini visited Stavanger, Norway for the Nuart Festival, where she painted a piece at the main bus terminal. Over the course of the festival she also left a few small pieces scattered around the Norwegian town.
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Some of the highlights from the first day of the Norwegian festival and our partners at this year’s NUART Festival in Stavanger, Norway.
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Artists Achilleas Souras and Alice Pasquini join forces with UNICEF to raise awareness on the situation of refugee and migrant children in Greece.
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Alice Pasquini recently returned home from painting on the island of Santa Maria in the Azores for Festival Sete Sois Sete Luas. Using spraypaint meant for cars—the only kind available—she painted two pieces close to the ocean.
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Alice Pasquini has completed her first largescale mural in Los Angeles. Titled “Last Passenger” the work can be found at Zynderia Productions and was coordinated by Co-Labs. Painted with recycled acrylic from Paint4Less, she used the eco-friendly paint to bring life to the composition.
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For the second year, street art became the framework to change the landscape of an evocative corner of the Italian region of Molise. Civitacampomarano, a town with just 400 inhabitants, was once again filled with activity for CVTà Street Fest.
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Alice Pasquini’s last mural in Melbourne, Australia is titled “Per L’Australia / Passenger.” The mural was painted on the facade of the Museo Italiano in Carlton.
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