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“РАБОТНИЦА”(Worker Woman) is the title of this majestic wall recently made by acclaimed street artist INTI. The mural was made to honour Nameless heroines covering a massive facade of a building in the center of Moscow.
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Who is behind the largest work of art in the centre of Moscow and what happens next… The Artrium project was born a year ago.
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“Geometry for children!” is the title of the latest 1.000 square meter surface work from the infamous ZUKCLUB artist team which was presented at the Central park of culture and leisure Gorky Park in Moscow, Russia.
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The Russian graphic designer and muralist STFNV created and amazing wall for the Outline festival in Moscow.
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Public art project of an artist Dmitry Alekseev and photographer Victor Chernyshev. June 12 2016, the Arsenal’s courtyard.
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Six years on the rise, Arma17 has made its way up to the top of Moscow’s underground scene. This mural is dedicated to another regular pop-up party of the club Arma17.
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Let us introduce you to an independent and non-commercial public art project. It was held in Moscow for the third time recently, on 21-22 July. The project “Luch” is a kind of flash mob. For a day or two artists exhibit their works in several streets of Moscow,
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A new mural has been completed on an abandoned factory in Moscow, by Art group ZUKCLUB. The huge polygonal portrait filled with green and black colours, depicts the face of Marya Magdalena.
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Russian art team know as ZUKCLUB has just finished another wall in part of a series of walls dedicated to Art and culture. Wall #3 depicts Alexander Scriabin, a Russian composer and pianist.
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