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MARTHA COOPER: first-ever open-air exhibition ‘STREET PLAY’ for BLOOP Festival, IBIZA 2021

August 14, 2021

BLOOP International Proactive Art Festival by Biokip Labs is back for another year despite the pandemic setbacks! Making the free annual event open for eleven consecutive years! BLOOP returns with another ‘micro’ but mighty festival for the second year due to the global health crisis as it continues to spread the message “ART IS FOR […]

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‘Growing Wiser’ Mural by Dutch Duo Telmo Miel, Out in the Open Aalborg 2021

August 14, 2021

Out in the Open 2021 is celebrating their seventh season of incredible murals. Launched in 2014 by Kirk gallery, the project aims to bring the art out of the gallery and into the streets, adding beautiful art to the every-day-lives of all citizens and not just to the few visiting the gallery. To break away from […]

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New Case Maclaim Mural in Breda Honours Local Football Icon, 2021

August 13, 2021

German mural artist Case Maclaim has created a new mural in Breda, the Netherlands for Blind Walls Gallery. Blind Walls Gallery is a city mural museum in Breda, and has curated close to a hundred murals that depict the stories of the city. International artists are invited to work on a growing collection of murals […]

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New Banksy Artwork at Great Yarmouth Model Village, 2021

August 8, 2021

Has BANKSY been to Merrivale? We reported that possible Banksy artworks have been popping up on the east coast of the UK. Today the Great Yarmouth Model Village woke up with a brand new addition to their village. A miniature horse barn with a tagged ‘Banksy’ in red was on one side with the Banksy […]

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Banksy stencil art pops up in Lowestoft, Gorleston and Great Yarmouth, 2021

August 6, 2021

Has the elusive graffiti artist Banksy been on the east coast of England? Stencil art has popped up in Lowestoft, Gorleston and Great Yarmouth all in Banksy’s signature stencil style. The stencil images all are based around the seaside theme and include a diving seagull, a child digging up pavement and building a sandcastle out […]

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Street Artist Elian Chali creates an Abstraction Masterpiece in Yekaterinburg, 2021

August 6, 2021

At the international street art festival STENOGRAFFIA, Argentina artist Elian Chali painted the wall of the university building, using the signature features of his style: basic geometry, abstraction and contrasting colour schemes.  Elian Chali created a large-scale mural in Yekaterinburg, the capital of street art in Russia. The mural can be found on 62 Vosmogo […]

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Street Artists announced for Parees Fest 2021, Spain

August 6, 2021

Parees Fest is back for 2021 and has invited four artists to paint murals from Monday 13th to Sunday 19th September. Artists will be working with Raposu Roxu, a local art collective to join the artists with the local community and absorb the importance of context and local history in Oviedo. Organised by the Municipal Foundation […]

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Dutch Street Artist Maaike Canne paints for HollAndMe, Italy 2021

August 6, 2021

HollAndMe is creating a creative partnership between Holland and Italy to bring dutch street art to six Italian cities. They have reached their second stop, heading to Santa Croce di Magliano (Campobasso, Italy) with Dutch artist Maaike Canne. Maaike Canne was Invited by ACAG – Associazione Culturale Antonio Giordano for the PAG – Premio Antonio Giordano […]

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Leon Keer’s ‘Kit de Secours’ 3D Mural in Plougasnou, France

July 18, 2021

Exploring the quaint town of Plougasnou in France, you will stumble upon a mind-blowing piece of art that captures the essence of the region. Created by the incredibly talented artist Leon Keer, the ‘Kit de Secours / First Aid Kit’ 3D mural is connected to the sea with its boats. The project is a collaboration […]

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PUNTO DI FUGA, a monumental work by JR on the façade of the Farnese Palace, Rome 2021

July 11, 2021

Artist JR has just revealed a monumental work on the façade of the Farnese Palace entitled Punto di Fuga. The trompe-l’oeil sits over 600 m² on the French Embassy in Rome. Punto di Fuga which means vanishing point reveals ‘a actual or revisited part of the palace’s interior and illustrates the Embassy’s wish for the palace to remain “open […]

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Dutch Street Artist Erosie and Italian Artist 108 paint for HollAndMe, Italy 2021

July 6, 2021

The HollAndMe – Dutch Street Art In Six Italian Cities project, by the Embassy and Consulate General of the Netherlands in Italy in partnership with INWARD – National Observatory on Urban Creativity and in collaboration with six UCAS – Urban Creativity, has officially started. Between June to October 2021, they will bring the creativity of some of the most famous Dutch Urban […]

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The meaning behind Banksy's 'Girl with Balloon' - Explained. Image © Banksy

The meaning behind Banksy’s ‘Girl with Balloon’ – Explained

July 5, 2021

Banksy’s Girl With Balloon was first stencilled across London in 2002 under Waterloo Bridge at London’s Southbank Centre, together with a quotation that read ‘There is always hope’ …before the council painted over it. A couple of years later, Girl With Balloon resurfaced on a printing shop wall in trendy Shoreditch, which the owner later […]

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Fintan Magee’s New Street Art Mural Pays Tribute to Essentional Workers Post-COVID, Australia 2021

June 20, 2021

Fintan Magee has just finished painting a massive mural at the Limestone Centre in Ipswich, Australia, titled “Two figures behind glass.” The mural depicts two rail workers sitting close to each other, facing opposite directions. Fintan uses a clever painting technique to create the illusion of artic glass to blur the two figures intentionally. However, […]

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