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Said Dokins, Brisbane Street Art Festival 2018. Photo Credit Toks Ojo Photography

Said Dokins Protects Aboriginal Cultures for Brisbane Street Art Festival, 2018

May 23, 2018

Said Dokins explores the sleeping memories through language in ‘Brisbane Street Art Festival’ (BSAF), Queensland, Australia This year, BSAF took place from March 31st to April 15th, transforming the city’s walls with amazing artistic interventions, with the intention to generate different ways of interaction between the community and the public space. The BSAF 2018 included […]

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Francisco Bosoletti, "Genesis", Impronte Project, Italy 2018. Photo Credit Antonio Sena

Street Artist Francisco Bosoletti Plays with Fire, Italy 2018

May 23, 2018

Argentinian Francisco Bosoletti recently painted a new mural titled “Genesis” for the Impronte Project, in Bonito, Italy, curated by Collettivo Boca. “Genesis” Close your eyes. I am the light. Walk on my rubble. They are the fire that reconstructs them. Approach my belly. I am the cosmos that breathes. Enter me inside. The new mural consists […]

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Crash, Coney Art Walls, New York City 2017. Photo Credit Martha Cooper

Coney Art Walls Returns for the Summer! New York 2018

May 21, 2018

Thor Equities has announced its summer 2018 program for Coney Art Walls, the outdoor museum of street art curated by Joseph Sitt and Jeffrey Deitch. Located at 3050 Stillwell Avenue in Coney Island, the public art wall project will debut on Friday, May 25th, and remain open from 12pm to 8pm daily through September 2018. […]

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Elian, Street Art mural, Polytechnic University, Valencia, Spain 2018. Photo Credit Elian Chali

Elian’s Anamorphic Mural Unites Red and Blue, Valencia, Spain 2018

May 21, 2018

Argentinean artist Elian Chali, aka Elian was invited to paint in Valencia, Spain for the “Polinizados (Pollinated)” festival curated by Juan Peiro. Elian is known for his abstract style and graphic design using vibrant colours and a rich mix of shapes, patterns and varied inclinations. This is seen in Elian’s latest mural entitled “Els rojos i […]

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Sonny, Bear Street Art Mural, New York City To the Bone 2018. Photo credit @pixelatedstreets

Sonny brings the Bear to New york ahead of his To The Bone exhibition, 2018

May 17, 2018

South African based artist, Sonny, has certainly been travelling the world with his latest wildlife protection campaign “To The Bone”. We have seen him bring endangered species to the forefront of conversations as he raises funds and much needed awareness with his huge murals, with support from the International Fund for Animal Welfare. Sonny has […]

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Boa Mistura, Ritsona Refugee Camp, Greece 2018. Photo credit Boa Mistura

Boa Mistura create an Oasis for the Ritsona Refugee Camp, Greece 2018

May 17, 2018

Boa Mistura believe in art for change, inspiring people through collaborative processes working in public spaces. Their latest project takes them to the Ritsona refugee camp, about 70 km from Athens, Greece. “The place welcomes more than 800 refugees from various countries in war, mainly Syria and Iraq. Together with Maidan Tent, we’ve been working […]

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Anthea Missy’s Street Art Mural Pays Tribute to Ihsane Jarfi Day, Belgian Pride 2018

May 17, 2018

A new mural of approximately 80m2 depicting Ihsane Jarfi’s portrait has been painted in the Riches Claire area – rue Saint Christophe 36. The permanent artwork is part of Ihsane Jarfi Day (17 May) and Belgian Pride Festival. The mural has been commissioned by the Rainbow House of Brussels, and is supported by the City […]

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Nuart RAD International Street Art conference brings Power to the People, Oslo 2018

May 15, 2018

Oslo Municipality and leading street art festival, Nuart Festival, have collaborated on a joint project that deals with art in public spaces. As a mark of the 50th anniversary of the student riots in Paris, the first phase of the project will culminate in a two-day event from 25-26 May in Oslo that investigates the […]

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Hua Tunan - Fearless Print

Hua Tunan’s – FEARLESS 无所畏惧 Print: Behind the scenes 2018

May 13, 2018

We’ve had the great honour to welcome Chinese street artist Hua Tunan back to London for a second print release with us. Following on from his one minute sell out print ”Night Luminescent Pearl’, we are proud to announce Hua’s first ever screen print with gold embellishment titled “FEARLESS 无所畏惧”. Hua Tunan’s inspirational print “FEARLESS […]

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TWOONE, Wall Street Art Festival 2018, Lieusaint, Paris. Photo Credit Galerie Mathgoth

TWOONE Paints for the Wall Street Art Festival, Paris 2018

May 8, 2018

Japanese, Berlin based, street artist Hiroyasu Tsuri, aka TWOONE, has been busy painting in the city of Lieusaint for the ‘Wall Street Art Festival 2018, curated by Gautier Jourdain of Le Mur, 100 walls of youth and galerie Mathgoth. TWOONE has lived and worked in Berlin since 2014, where he continues his artistic experimentation. He […]

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RAD New Murals Painted in the Rail Arts District, California 2018

May 2, 2018

The Napa Valley Wine Train partnered with Napa Valley Vine Trail and the local arts community to create the Rail Arts District (RAD) Napa in late 2016. RAD Napa, curated by Thinkspace Projects, is improving the “Cross Town Commuter Path” in the heart of downtown Napa by commissioning murals, sculptures, landscaping and a mosaic to […]

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Artist Carrie Reichardt, Nuart Aberdeen 2018. Photo Credit Ian Cox

Artist Carrie Reichardt Painting about a Revolution, Nuart Aberdeen 2018

April 28, 2018

Nuart Aberdeen and global human rights organisation Amnesty International have joined forces with contemporary ceramicist Carrie Reichardt to create a piece of permanent public art to highlight Amnesty International’s project in support of women human rights defenders in the UK. Carrie Reichardt is a self-titled ‘craftivist’. Her work blurs the boundaries between craft and activism, using […]

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