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This is Spidertag‘s latest mural, The Interactive Neon Mural #16, done in Bentonville, Arkansas, USA. This avant-garde project burst into the art scene to radically change the concept of muralism by taking it towards a new path ofexperimentation.
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In order to provide an artistic sense of place for Port Everglades visitors, Peeta decided to celebrate the elements that characterize this particular area. He selected representative colours, shapes and subjects
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Portuguese activist and ecologic artist Artur Bordalo, aka Bordalo II, has delivered his most ambitious trash animal installation to date entitled Wild Wild Waste, powered by Zappos.com, debuting a 10,000 square feet world of trash on display during Life Is Beautiful Festival’s in Downtown Las Vegas.
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The 204 Building in downtown of Gainesville, USA, got a fresh new look with the work of Peeta/ (Manuel Di Rita). This fine work explores the potential of sculptural lettering, both in painting and in sculpture.
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Iryna Kanishcheva is a young, US based, Ukrainian curator, photographer and founder of several fine street art projects. On this edition of Meeting Point, we speak with her and learn more about her dreams and projects!!
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Our beloved street art crew NEVERCREW just sent us their last piece in Phoenix, Arizona. It is titled “El oso plateado and the machine” and it is the sum of three interconnected mural paintings realized in downtown Phoenix (Arizona, USA).
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Justkids recently closed its third edition of The Unexpected, taking place this year from July 23 through the 30th, bringing together world renowned artists to create larger than life art experiences in Fort Smith, Arkansas.
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Colombian street artist Stinkfish continues his adventures and this time he is in Navajo Nation, in Arizona. He just finished an abandoned trailer painting in collaboration with his mexican friend Mazatl ( @graficamazatl ) for The Painted Desert Project.
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