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Street Artist Joachim finds himself in the Diamond quarter, Antwerp 2019

June 16, 2019

The city of Antwerp commissioned local street artist Joachim to paint two walls located in the Diamond district. The theme suggested to Joachim for the murals was of course Diamonds, however the more Joachim read up on Diamonds he felt he wanted to explore other directions. “I decided to paint two animals inspired by cave […]

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Artist Saype is Painting a Symbolic Human Chain around the World! First Stop Paris, 2019

June 14, 2019

Guillaume Legros, also known as Saype, is a Swiss artist who is the pioneer of his poetic art “Land art”. Saype’s paints large-size land paintings on grass that speak about Humanity. The paint used is kind to the environment and is hand made by the artist and his team, the paint is 100% biodegradable and […]

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Curtis Hylton, Artscape saga 2019. Photo Credit Fredrik Åkerberg

Street Artist Curtis Hylton joins in the Artscape Saga, Sweden 2019

June 8, 2019

ARTSCAPE SAGA is a celebration of storytelling and a dip into mankind’s universal richness of myths and folklore. During three weeks in May and June (27 May – 16 June 2019) Artscape will orchestrate their most exciting project to date. Twenty six artists from all over the world will create large-scale public art in twelve […]

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Animalitoland, Artscape saga 2019. Photo Credit Fredrik Åkerberg

Street Artist Animalitoland joins in the Artscape Saga, Sweden 2019

June 8, 2019

ARTSCAPE SAGA is a celebration of storytelling and a dip into mankind’s universal richness of myths and folklore. During three weeks in May and June (27 May – 16 June 2019) Artscape will orchestrate their most exciting project to date. Artists from all over the world will create large-scale public art in twelve municipalities in […]

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“TITANES”, A Social Inclusion Open Urban Art Museum, Ciudad Real 2019

June 8, 2019

A large open-air museum has been painted in Ciudad Real thanks to the collaboration between Ciudad Real’s Provincial Council, the Laborvalía association and the creative team of the artist Okuda San Miguel, Ink and Movement. The project is titled ‘Titanes’ and is a prime example of how social inclusion can be achieved through art. Laborvalía […]

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Rabi of Cyrcle teams up again with french artist JR’s inside out project, Maya Angelou Mural Festival 2019

June 1, 2019

Branded Arts have just wrapped up the Maya Angelou Mural Festival, as part of its LAUSD mural festival series, a large-scale project that started with the Robert F. Kennedy Community School in 2016. Branded Arts invited over 30 local and international artists to paint a series of murals dedicated to the ideals of Dr. Maya Angelou, and to create […]

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Jorge Rodríguez-Gerada, "Reflection" New York City 2019. Photo Credit Raphael González

Jorge Rodriguez-Gerada’s latest mural “Reflection” advocates against Child Trafficking and Labour, New York City 2019

May 31, 2019

Cuban Born, American street artist Jorge Rodríguez-Gerada has just finished painting the biggest mural in New York City titled “Reflection” that advocates against child trafficking and child labour. The mural has been recognised as the biggest mural in New York City with the total size being 2.290 sqm. (44 m high x 52 m wide). Jorge’s message […]

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Oli-B brings his colourful universe to the Belgian coast, Nieuwpoort 2019

May 29, 2019

The Crystal Ship have just completed their latest street art project in Nieuwpoort, a small city at the Belgian coast, with Belgium artist Oli-B. Oli-B’s work ranges across a huge array of media: acrylic, spray paint as well as digital or screen printing techniques on a wide variety of surfaces, including canvas, paper, wood, walls […]

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Oliver Vernon,"Out in the Open", Aalborg 2019. Photo Credit Kirk gallery

Oliver Vernon Paints his Biggest Ever Mural for “Out in the Open” Street Art Project, Aalborg, 2019

May 24, 2019

The “Out in the Open” mural project celebrates its fifth year dedicating murals to the city of Aalborg, Denmark, curated by Kirk gallery. Many street artists have painted large murals over the past four years, such as Wes21 & Onur, Guido Van Helten, Conor Harrington, Faith 47, Sepe & Tone, Bezt , Herakut and David Walker . New York artist Oliver Vernon has just […]

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Banksy, "Venice in Oil", Venice Biennale 2019

Banksy invites himself to Venice Biennale to show off his latest masterpiece ‘Venice in Oil’, 2019

May 22, 2019

There were widespread speculations last week that Banksy, the enigmatic graffiti artist, appeared in Venice for the Venice Biennale 2019. A mural with a Banksyesque style and a stencilled rat was spotted on the streets of Venice, adding fuel to the rumours. However, a short video was posted today on Banksy’s Instagram account, showing him […]

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Shepard Fairey, Maya Angelou Mural Festival, Dr. Maya Angelou community School 2019. Photo Credit Jake Ross

Shepard Fairey pays tribute to Maya Angelou, Dr. Maya Angelou Community High School, Los Angeles 2019

May 22, 2019

Branded Arts have just wrapped up the Maya Angelou Mural Festival, as part of its LAUSD mural festival series, a large-scale project that started with the Robert F. Kennedy Community School in 2016. Branded Arts invited over 30 local and international artists to paint a series of murals dedicated to the ideals of Dr. Maya Angelou, and […]

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PEJAC’s latest project Gold Mine sends him to the El Dueso Prison, Spain 2019

May 20, 2019

Spanish artist PEJAC’s latest project Gold Mine took place within the walls of the oldest prison in Spain, the Penitentiary Centre of El Dueso. For ten days, its walls, yard and a corridor became the artist’s workplace. El Dueso was conceived in 1907 as a modern prison incorporating new elements aimed to achieve prisoners re-socialisation through […]

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