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Ricardo Romero Confronts Passive Witnessing in THE WORLD BURNS WHILE WE SCROLL

September 5, 2026

Ricardo Romero transforms an archival wartime photograph into a luminous installation about children caught in conflict, the repetition of violence and what it means to witness suffering through an endless digital feed.

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Spok Brillor Pushes Casa Axis’ Tennis Court Into Infinite Depth with Hard Court 2

September 4, 2026

Spok Brillor transforms the existing Hard Court at Felipe Pantone’s Casa Axis in Valencia, developing MRKA’s original composition into a vast illusion of depth, repetition and reflective space.

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Remembering HELCH: A Master of Scale, Placement and the Repeated H

September 2, 2026

British graffiti writer HELCH has passed away. GraffitiStreet remembers the scale, wit and extraordinary placements that made his tag an unmistakable part of Britain’s urban landscape.

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Bordalo II’s New Half-Half Koala Replaces His 2017 Plastic Frog in Lisbon

August 18, 2026

Bordalo II has transformed a historic Xabregas wall with a new Half-Half Koala, replacing his colourful 2017 Plastic Frog with a divided portrait of nature, waste and artistic renewal.

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Mr Doodle Transforms The Shard into a Sky-High DoodleWorld

August 17, 2026

Mr Doodle has transformed Level 69 of The View from The Shard into an immersive DoodleWorld, placing his energetic hand-drawn characters against the London skyline.

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My Dog Sighs Plants a Giant Floral Eye at Sam’s Sunflowers on Hayling Island

August 12, 2026

My Dog Sighs has transformed 3.3 acres of Hayling Island into an extraordinary living eye at Sam’s Sunflowers, using millions of cornflowers, sunflowers and pathways to create an artwork visitors can physically walk through.

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Who Is Spidertag? The Complete Guide to His Art and Interactive Neon Murals

July 31, 2026

Spidertag is a Spanish urban artist whose practice has expanded contemporary muralism through flexible neon, geometry and public participation. Active since 2008, he has developed a visual language across streets, architecture and studio works, moving from temporary interventions made with thread and electroluminescent cable to monumental Interactive Neon Murals that can be altered by viewers through a […]

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NeSpoon Transforms Maison Pic in Valence with Her Largest Lace Mural to Date

July 29, 2026

NeSpoon has transformed Maison Pic in Valence with her largest mural to date, enlarging a historic French lace pattern across 1,000 square metres and ten façades.

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SMOE Transforms New York’s Doyers Street with a 5,000-Square-Foot River of Colour

July 23, 2026

SMOE transforms Doyers Street in New York’s Chinatown with Yangtze, a 5,000-square-foot ground mural created in three days with Mike Makatron, community volunteers and Explore Chinatown.

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Mokhallad Habib Transforms Iraq’s Bullet Holes into Symbols of Hope

July 23, 2026

Iraqi artist Mokhallad Habib transforms bullet holes and war-damaged walls into powerful street art exploring memory, resilience and hope.

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22 Banksy Works Still Surviving in London in 2026

July 23, 2026

Last updated: 23 July 2026 — revised and expanded from our original 2022 guide Banksy has created more than 50 stencils, murals, installations and sculptural interventions across London. Most have disappeared. From a flag-blinded monument in St James’s and two children beneath the lights of Centre Point to faded rats, protected Shoreditch classics and remnants barely […]

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