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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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From the Street Comments Off on NeSpoon Transforms Maison Pic in Valence with Her Largest Lace Mural to Date

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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From the Street Comments Off on SMOE Transforms New York’s Doyers Street with a 5,000-Square-Foot River of Colour

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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From the Street Comments Off on Mokhallad Habib Transforms Iraq’s Bullet Holes into Symbols of Hope

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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From the Street Comments Off on 23 Banksy Works Still Surviving in London in 2026

23 Banksy Works Still Surviving in London in 2026

July 23, 2026

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 clinging to the city, GraffitiStreet maps 23 credible Banksy works still surviving across […]

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From the Street Comments Off on Who Is My Dog Sighs? The Complete Guide to His Art, Murals and Found Objects

Who Is My Dog Sighs? The Complete Guide to His Art, Murals and Found Objects

July 19, 2026

Explore the art of My Dog Sighs, from reflective-eye murals and painted cans to Free Art Friday, Inside, LOOK UP Portsmouth and found-object works.

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From the Street Comments Off on Bordalo II’s Flamingos in Olhão: Big Trash Animals Made From the Materials Threatening Their Habitat

Bordalo II’s Flamingos in Olhão: Big Trash Animals Made From the Materials Threatening Their Habitat

July 13, 2026

Bordalo II’s Flamingos da Ria Formosa transforms discarded plastic, metal and bicycle parts into two sculptural murals in Olhão, connecting the city’s graffiti history with the fragile wildlife of the nearby lagoon.

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From the Street Comments Off on Lonac’s Memory Lane Turns Everyday Objects Into Monuments

Lonac’s Memory Lane Turns Everyday Objects Into Monuments

July 11, 2026

Lonac’s Memory Lane mural at Rexenera Fest 2026 enlarges everyday objects into a surreal reflection on nostalgia, memory and the stories possessions continue to hold.

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From the Street Comments Off on Pam the Bird on Bolte Bridge: Melbourne’s $700,000 Graffiti Tag Becomes World News

Pam the Bird on Bolte Bridge: Melbourne’s $700,000 Graffiti Tag Becomes World News

July 9, 2026

Pam the Bird has become one of Melbourne’s most divisive graffiti stories, moving from a repeated cartoon tag across the city to an international headline after the alleged artist scaled Bolte Bridge, painted the bird high above Melbourne and sparked a near nine-hour police standoff.

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From the Street Comments Off on Invader: The Elusive Artist Turning the World Into a Global Game
Invader, Space Invasion, Hong Kong 2017. Photo Credit Invader

Invader: The Elusive Artist Turning the World Into a Global Game

June 19, 2026

Invader is the elusive French artist who has transformed the world into a playable artwork. Through thousands of pixelated ceramic mosaics installed across cities, coastlines, underwater sites and even space, he has created one of the most ambitious public art systems of the contemporary era.

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From the Street Comments Off on Shamsia Hassani’s Nowadays: Dandelions, Fractures and the Memory of Home

Shamsia Hassani’s Nowadays: Dandelions, Fractures and the Memory of Home

June 18, 2026

Shamsia Hassani’s Nowadays is a quietly powerful canvas about exile, memory and the fragile feeling of belonging to a homeland carried within the heart. Through a barefoot female figure, a suspended city, a mended fracture and drifting dandelion seeds, Hassani gives poetic form to displacement, healing and hope.

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From the Street Comments Off on Banksy’s NOLA: The Quiet Power of Banksy’s Umbrella Girl
Banksy Nola AP blue green screen print Pest Control authenticated GraffitiStreet

Banksy’s NOLA: The Quiet Power of Banksy’s Umbrella Girl

June 17, 2026

Discover the meaning behind Banksy Nola, also known as Umbrella Girl, one of the artist’s most poignant works created in post-Katrina New Orleans. Explore the symbolism, print editions, artist’s proofs, market history and why this quietly powerful image remains one of Banksy’s most compelling works for collectors.

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