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Crystal Ship Street Art Festival, Oostende / Ostend, Belgium

Crystal Ship Street Art Festival 2016, Ostend, Belgium

April 12, 2016

The Crystal Ship is a contemporary art festival specialized in public space which sets sail to the city of Ostend together with international and national artists. World-renowned artists create gigantic murals and fantastic art installations that form an artistic trail in the city. Crystal ship wants you to ‘Follow the Waves’ and is curated by […]

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Biancoshock 'Borderlife' Lodi Milan

Biancoshock turns abandoned manholes into miniature rooms

April 9, 2016

Bucharest, the capital of Romania has an entire generation of children who have grown up in the tunnels of the sewer system. They sought refuge in the tunnels in 1989 during the Romanian revolution. The Communist regime was overthrown and Romanian orphanages were closed down releasing thousands of children onto the streets to defend for […]

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Pøbel mutes Donald Trumps Walk of Fame Photo capture © Pøbel video

Street artist Pøbel stencils a MUTE sign on Donald Trump’s WalK of Fame

April 9, 2016

Every year, the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce selects around 24 celebrities to get a ‘Star’ on the ‘Hollywood Walk of Fame‘. Donald Trump was initially placed in 2007 after his popularity from his TV series the Apprentice and paid $30,000 for a place on the ‘Walk of Fame’. The Chamber of Commerce claims that half […]

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Beer time London Invasion 2016 Photo © Space Invader

Space Invader, Invasion of London 2016

April 8, 2016

Space Invader is the pseudonym of a well-known French urban artist whose work is modelled on the crude pixellation of 1970s-1980s 8-bit video games. He took his name from the 1978 arcade game Space Invaders, and much of his work is composed of square ceramic tiles inspired by video game characters. The French street artist […]

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Nils Westergard

Nils Westergard, Girl with Phone, Richmond

April 7, 2016

There was a great atmosphere at Belmont and Patterson, Richmond, Virginia yesterday. With the DJ mixing the painting skills of Nilsønåg Westergård against some chilled out tunes by Nico Doreste… to produce another stunning mural by our good friend Nils. The subject of the mural was a young girl, caught up with her mobile phone, the […]

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Henrik Haven Street Art Photographer launches new website

April 6, 2016

Our friend, Henrik Haven, has just launched his new website “HenrikHaven.com” which features an extensive portfolio of street art photography from his work as an urban art photographer. “Whether it be climb, crawl, scrape, break the door down, or ask politely, Henrik does whatever it takes to get the best shots possible of his subjects. […]

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Okuda HKwalls Photo © Wailok

HKwalls Festival, Hong Kong 2016

April 2, 2016

Hong Kong’s annual street art festival HKwalls 2016 has just wrapped up another successful weeklong celebration of creativity, individuality and ingenuity. With a shared ethos and passion for community engagement, HKwalls partnered with Vans to further their mission and create opportunities for local and international talent. Apart from the festival, Vans organised the House of […]

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MIMA Museum, Brussels

MIMA Contemporary art museum first exhibition ‘ City Lights’, Brussels

March 26, 2016

The Millennium Iconoclast Museum of Art (MIMA) will be opening its doors in March 2016, and is a contemporary art Museum, unique of its kind in Europe, that will enable the public to explore a history of culture 2.0. The people behind the project are Alice Van Den Abeele, Raphaël Cruyt and Michel and Florence […]

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Rustam Qbic, Kiev Ukraine Photo © ArtUnitedUs

ArtUnitedUs using Street Art to Promote Peace across the World

March 25, 2016

ArtUnitedUs is a world-wide initiative to promote peace, an international project that collaborates through artistic and creative mediums with communities to raise public awareness and attention to the problem of war, aggression and violence. 200 walls will be painted during the next 2 years, starting from Ukraine and without boundaries around the world. Propaganda of aggression, […]

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Mural H Barcelona Street Art

Mural H Street Art project, Barcelona Spain

March 25, 2016

Contorno Urbano are based in L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, southwest of Barcelona, Spain. They have begun a new street art project called Mural ‘H’. The project intends to support artists who can paint on legal walls in the city in order to transform the city into a cultural hub. The first Mural ‘H’ initiative project was […]

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Smug Photo © Nella Pixels

Wall to Wall street art Festival, Benalla, Australia 2016

March 22, 2016

The regional town of Benalla in Victoria’s North East has once again been brought to life by beautiful street art murals. On Friday 18th March until Sunday the 20th of March 2016, Australian street artists transformed 15 walls in the small town of Benalla for the 3 day Wall to Wall Festival. Wall to Wall […]

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El Seed Perception Manshiyat Nasr Egypt Street Art

el Seed ‘Perception’ Street Art initiative, Egypt 2016

March 20, 2016

El Seed is a ‘Calligraffiti’ artist, who mixes a blend of the historic art of Arabic calligraphy and art of graffiti. Born to Tunisian parents in the suburbs of Paris, eL Seed pieces have developed out of two cultures combining to form a new identity, a unique mark and a distinctive style, which can be […]

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