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Bordalo ii, Nuart Aberdeen Street Art Festival 2018. Photo Credit Brian Tallman Photography

Bordalo II Transforms Aberdeen’s Trash into a Mythical Unicorn, Nuart Aberdeen 2018

April 16, 2018

Nuart Aberdeen returned to the Granite City for its second Street Art Festival this April, curated by the team behind Stavanger’s internationally renowned Nuart Festival. Bordalo II was invited to bring his ‘Big Trash Animal’ series to Aberdeen, and decided to make a Trash Unicorn, Scotland’s national animal. Bordalo’s Trash Animals are made out of discarded and […]

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Dourone, The Crystal Ship, Urban Art Festival 2018. Photo Credit Henrik Haven

The Crystal Ship Street Art Festival Making Big waves in Ostend, Belgium 2018

April 13, 2018

The Crystal Ship, curated by Bjørn Van Poucke, brought fresh new murals and installations to the seaside streets of Ostend, Belgium. Local and international urban artists invited to The Crystal Ships third edition were; A Squid Called Sebastian (B), Ben Slow (UK), Colectivo Licuado (URU), Dourone (FR), Etam Cru (PL), Gaia (US), Icy & Sot (IR), Jaune (B), […]

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Vhils, Splash & Burn 2018. Photo Credit Skaiste

Street artist VHILS Joins the Splash and Burn Project, 2018

April 12, 2018

Portuguese artist Alexandre Farto aka Vhils is the latest international artist to join Splash and Burn, a creative initiative using Art as an alternative platform projecting critical ecological issues, curated by Ernest Zacharevic and coordinated by Charlotte Pyatt. Vhils is the nineth artist to participate in the environmental campaign, which calls attention to the destruction of rainforests […]

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Ernesto Maranje and Suhaib Attar collab, Street Art Portland. Photo Credit AptART 2018.

Together We RISE, Portland, America 2018

April 8, 2018

AptART (Awareness & Prevention Through Art) is a non-governmental, not for profit organisation set up to promote awareness and prevention of issues affecting children’s lives. AptART are back again with another street art project in Portland called “TOGETHER WE RISE”. “Portland is often credited as being the whitest city in America, but it is also a refugee resettlement […]

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Chris Zidek, Nashville Walls Project 2018.

Chris Zidek uses Sacred Geometry to Create his Mural in Nashville, Tennessee 2018

April 5, 2018

Chris Zidek just finished a massive mural for the “Nashville Walls Project” in Nashville, Tennessee. His mural is based on “sacred geometry and ancient forbidden archaeology”. Chris Zidek explains his mural in depth below… “Rather than looking at art history or pop culture for inspiration, the majority of my inspiration comes from reading non-fiction. Quantum physics, […]

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Street Artist Pejac Brings Nature to the Big Apple, New York 2018

April 3, 2018

Pejac recently visited NYC for the first time with a goal to spread his concerns about human relationship with nature through two new public interventions in Bushwick and Chinatown. Due to city’s size, density, public transportation infrastructure, and location, The Big Apple has been battling major environmental issues over the years, mirroring the problems of […]

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The crystal Ship, Ostend, Belgium 2018

The Crystal Ship Street Art Festival is back for it’s third edition, Ostend 2018

April 1, 2018

The Crystal Ship, curated by Bjørn Van Poucke, brings art to the quayside in Ostend for the third time and will bring more than fifteen international and national artists to Ostend this year in order to let loose their creativity on the city. The artists will begin painting during the first week of Easter holidays and their […]

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HKwalls Street Art Festival, Hong Kong 2018

March 31, 2018

With continued support from Vans, HKwalls returned this March for a nine-day celebration of street art and creative collaboration in the Central and Western district. From 24 March–1 April 2018 the festival, now in its fifth year, enlisted some of the world’s best mural artists to bring some colour to the streets. Artist invited include West, Finu […]

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Mark Jenkins Powerful Installation Raises Awareness of Male Suicide, London 2018

March 29, 2018

A powerful new art installation has just been revealed on the rooftops of London’s ITV studios on Southbank. The 84 male sculptures standing on the rooftop edge have been made by American artist Mark Jenkins to raise awareness of male suicide. The installation is part CALM’s new campaign Project84, and represents the 84 men who take […]

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Wall to Wall Street Art Festival, Benalla, Australia 2018

March 29, 2018

The Wall to Wall Festival is the largest regional street art festival in Australia and now in 2018 this is it’s fourth edition, curated by Juddy Roller with the support of the Benalla Street Art Committee, local businesses and Taubmans Paint. The artists came from all over Australia to paint at what has become one […]

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SMUG, The Big Picture Fest, Street Art Festival, Frankston, Victoria, Melbourne. Photo Credit @vanstheomega

The BIG Picture Street Art Festival, Australia 2018

March 28, 2018

Frankston city centre’s skyline has just been transformed, thanks to the first Big Picture Fest, that took over the city from 23rd until the 25th March 2018. Frankston is an outer-suburb of Melbourne in Victoria, Australia, in the local government area of the City of Frankston. It is located 55 km south-east of the Melbourne […]

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POW! WOW! Street Art Festival, Hawaii 2018

March 26, 2018

Heading into its 8th year in Hawaii, Contemporary art initiative POW! WOW! went back on home turf to Oahu for POW! WOW! 2018. Supported by the Hawaii Tourism Authority and Alohilani Resort Waikiki Beach, POW! WOW! Hawaii took place in the Kaka’ako district of Honolulu, and brought over a hundred international and local artists together […]

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