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Korean artist Jazoo Yang rallies against gentrification with two new works in Stavanger for Nuart Festival 2018
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Murmure (FR) are Paul Ressencourt and Simon Roche, two drawing enthusiasts who´ve been working in public spaces since 2010 and yet whose invitation to Nuart Festival in Stavanger marked their first participation in a Street Art Festival.
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For this year´s Nuart Festival, Mexican artist Said Dokins creates a mural inspired by the experiences of foreigners who have settled in Stavanger, either through choice or necessity.
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26 artists from 12 countries spanning 4 continents have descended upon the quiet coastal town of Stavanger in Norway for the 18th edition of the world’s leading Street Art festival.
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Street Art’s answer to the Pre-Raphaelites Snik with a beautiful new piece for Nuart Festival 2018. UK Street Art duo Snik have kicked off this year’s Nuart Festival with an incredible hand-cut stencil
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Stavanger, host to the world’s leading Street Art Festival, Nuart, has commissioned a series of curated Street Art Buses with the latest artwork coming courtesy of Belgian mischief maker Jaune.
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Internationally renowned mural artist Smug joins forces with Nuart and Attende for a Social Inclusion Through Street Art project that we hope will inspire action and change.
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Street art pioneer John Fekner was back in Stavanger after his piece “Broken Promises” (Nuart 2014), which –in turn- was originally stencilled in 1980 on a decaying building in New York to highlight the inadequate housing and poor services afflicting the South Bronx.
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Presented by the London-based poster gallery Flyingleaps, Derek Mawudoku’s quite underrated raw imagery arrived to Stavanger on the occasion of the 17th edition of Nuart Festival.
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