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Banksy ‘Migrant Child’ Mural Removed from Palazzo San Pantalon, Italy

August 1, 2025

Banksy’s Migrant Child, the life-jacketed figure raising a pink distress flare, has been removed from the canal-facing wall of Palazzo San Pantalon in Venice for conservation. The delicate overnight detachment was carried out in late July 2025 after scaffolding and site safeguarding began in mid-June. Officials say the intervention was undertaken in consultation with people close to […]

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Portuguese Artist Restless Brings His Playful Characters to Sebastianas Festival 2025

August 1, 2025

This year’s Sebastianas festival in Freamunde had an extra splash of colour thanks to Portuguese street artist Restless, whose bold, cartoon-style characters have been brightening urban walls across Europe. Known for his signature yellow figures, playful expressions, and scenes inspired by everyday life, Restless brought his unique style to one of Portugal’s most beloved celebrations. The […]

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The Art of Celebration: Street Art Gifts for Weddings, Birthdays & Milestones

July 31, 2025

Across centuries, art has marked life’s greatest moments. From portraits commissioned to celebrate unions to sculptures created to honour legacies, gifting art has always carried a resonance beyond the material. Today, street art, born from the walls of cities and now commanding global attention, offers a strikingly modern way to commemorate weddings, birthdays, and milestone […]

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Moon Child Seville: RoamCouch’s Celestial Mural in Gifu, Japan

July 30, 2025

Moon Child Seville, a monumental mural by Japanese artist RoamCouch (Ryo Ogawa), reflects a deep night-sky vision unfolding like a dream preserved in paint. Installed in the artist’s home region of Hashima-gun, Gifu, Japan, the work transforms its site into a cinematic threshold, where street art becomes a form of contemporary poetry. Moon Child Seville. Image […]

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Concrete & Colour Exhibition at GraffitiStreet: Now Open to the World Virtually

July 30, 2025

Concrete & Colour may have wrapped up in the gallery, but the experience is far from over. We’re excited to announce that the full exhibition is now available to explore online through our Matterport 3D virtual tour bringing the show to screens around the world. Concrete & Colour at GraffitiStreet Gallery in Chichester, West Sussex. Matterport 3D virtual […]

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UNMUTED: Bordalo II’s Sensitive Content Above Paris Speaks Loudly in Silence

July 29, 2025

Bordalo II’s Sensitive Content transforms a blurred Palestinian flag, mute icon and social-media warning into a powerful public intervention about war, visibility, censorship and the right to witness.

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Toward the Horizon: Saype’s New Fresco in the Swiss Alps

July 26, 2025

French-Swiss artist Saype has returned to the Swiss Alps with a powerful new fresco, unveiled on July 18th, 2025, on the Grand Chamossaire slope in Villars-sur-Ollon. Titled Vers l’horizon (“Toward the Horizon”), the monumental land art piece spans 2,500 square meters and continues the poetic narrative the artist began in Villars several years ago. A Child Steps Forward For those following Saype’s alpine saga, […]

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The River Speaks: Helen Bur’s Borderless Mural in Arcos De Valdevez, Portugal

July 17, 2025

The river is never still and in Helen Bur’s latest mural painted for the MURArcos Festival in Arcos De Valdevez, neither are we. Titled Connected Rivers // Water Knows No Borders, the mural gently ripples with deeper meaning. It’s a meditation on movement, memory, and mutuality, and a visual reminder that what flows through us connects […]

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Ricardo Romero’s Giant Fox, Genet, and Badger Sculptures Appear in Alcanena, Portugal

July 14, 2025

In the centre of Alcanena, Portugal, a town historically defined by its leather tanning industry and its abundance of limestone-infused waters, a monumental public artwork has been unveiled. Titled “Wilderness”, this new installation by Portuguese artist Ricardo Romero draws attention to the ecological loss. All images courtesy of Ricardo Romero Tanning Industry and Environmental Change Alcanena’s tanning industry, once a […]

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Interview with Spider Tag: Geometry, Neon, and the Power of the Line in his new Studio Works

July 11, 2025

GraffitiStreet speaks with Spidertag about the power of the line, exploring geometry, light and intention through studio works:
Triangle Line Blue & Green and Lines & Yellow.

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Banksy Captured: Most Wanted Steve Lazarides Limited-Edition Prints

July 10, 2025

Steve Lazarides, the former agent and close confidant of Banksy, amassed a photographic archive that now stands as the most comprehensive visual chronicle of one of the most elusive and era-defining artists of our time. From 1997 to 2008, Lazarides bore witness to Banksy’s evolution—from guerrilla street provocateur to global cultural phenomenon. His Banksy Captured series distils […]

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STIK’s Enduring Message: Love Over Hate on Princelet Street, East London

July 5, 2025

This week one of East London’s most culturally significant murals was defaced with a swastika, an unmistakable symbol of hate, sprayed across a beloved piece of artwork that has long stood for community and peace. Created in 2010 by internationally renowned British street artist STIK, A Couple Hold Hands in the Street portrays a Muslim woman in a […]

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