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To coincide with World Environment Day, Lithuanian Artist Ernest Zacharevic reveals ‘Transboundary Haze’, a new artwork in Kuala Lumpur launching a collaboration with Greenpeace, Splash and Burn and filmmakers Studiobirthplace.
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Suzanne offers a beautiful insight into the Singapore street art scene from her recent trip, along with husband Michael, a photographer who documented through his lenses the fascinating trip.
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Ernest Zacharevic returns for a second year of Splash and Burn with a giant SOS distress call carved into the landscape of an oil palm plantation; calling attention to the ongoing destruction of Indonesia’s forests and wildlife.
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Global creative house Justkids recently took its artistic vision to Fayetteville Arkansas to launch a brand new and one of a kind public art event Green Candy.
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ReplayNYC is an on-street collaborative project between Ernest Zacharevic and photographer Martha Cooper executed on the walls of New York City.
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“Play” was the theme of this years Nu Art Festival and true to its subject, Ernests work remains as spontaneous and experimental as ever. Through a series of on street murals and a motion sensor operated installation in the Stavanger tunnel, Ernest references Norwegian culture and community.
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During the past few weeks, Ernest Zacharevic has been working with Art students at Singapores ‘Pathlight School’; the first autism-focused school in Singapore working with autism and related disorders for children aged 7-18.
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POW! WOW! is an annual project located in the Kaka’ako district of Honolulu Hawaii which sees hundreds of artists creating murals and other public art forms over one week.
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