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Rare Photograph of Banksy at Work Unveiled at YES 2026 in Kyiv

September 26, 2026

A rarely seen photograph of Banksy creating Judo in Borodyanka was unveiled at YES 2026 in Kyiv, as PinchukArtCentre presented works by Banksy, john gerrard, Yurii Gruzinov and Oleksiy Sai.

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From the Street Comments Off on OSGEMEOS Bring Their Dreamworld to Lisbon with a New Mural

OSGEMEOS Bring Their Dreamworld to Lisbon with a New Mural

September 23, 2026

OSGEMEOS bring their extraordinary world of yellow characters, music and hidden narratives to Lisbon with a monumental new mural in Graça, created with Underdogs.

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From the Street Comments Off on Miss Van Brings a New Muse to the Streets of Næstved, Denmark

Miss Van Brings a New Muse to the Streets of Næstved, Denmark

September 23, 2026

Miss Van returns to the street in Næstved, Denmark, transforming a pale blue gable with an enigmatic new muse surrounded by flowing hair and oversized flowers.

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From the Street Comments Off on Banksy Takes His Place in the New Lucas Museum of Narrative Art

Banksy Takes His Place in the New Lucas Museum of Narrative Art

September 5, 2026

Banksy takes his place inside the new Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles, alongside JR, Diego Rivera and Judith F. Baca, with previously unseen acquisitions direct from his studio.

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From the Street Comments Off on SMOE Transforms New York’s Doyers Street with a 5,000-Square-Foot River of Colour

SMOE Transforms New York’s Doyers Street with a 5,000-Square-Foot River of Colour

July 23, 2026

SMOE transforms Doyers Street in New York’s Chinatown with Yangtze, a 5,000-square-foot ground mural created in three days with Mike Makatron, community volunteers and Explore Chinatown.

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From the Street Comments Off on The Crystal Ship 2026 marks a Landmark 10th Edition in Ostend, Belgium

The Crystal Ship 2026 marks a Landmark 10th Edition in Ostend, Belgium

May 11, 2026

The Crystal Ship 10th Anniversary returned to Ostend this spring with over 20 monumental murals and public artworks, celebrating a decade of transforming the Belgian coastal city into one of Europe’s leading open-air museums for contemporary urban art. Over ten years, The Crystal Ship has reshaped the visual identity of Ostend. Curated by Belgian actor […]

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From the Street Comments Off on Chen Yingjie (Hua Tunan) in His Own Words: Art, Intuition and Letting Go

Chen Yingjie (Hua Tunan) in His Own Words: Art, Intuition and Letting Go

March 23, 2026

Chen Yingjie’s own words reveal an artist shaped by intuition, nature, uncertainty and an increasing willingness to let go of control.

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Why Street Art Is the Antidote to Overproduced Home Décor

May 9, 2025

Street art brings authorship, cultural history and individuality into the home. Discover why original and limited-edition urban art offers a compelling alternative to mass-produced décor.

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Ten Facts About Banksy’s ‘Di-Faced Tenner’: Art, Critique, and Counterfeit Culture

March 2, 2025

Banksy Di-Faced Tenner is a 2004 counterfeit-style £10 note featuring Diana, Princess of Wales. From its
public release at Notting Hill Carnival and Reading Festival to its connection with Pest Control authentication, the work remains one of Banksy’s most important early statements on money, value and trust.

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Exploring Resilience Through Street Art: Mona Caron’s Weeds Project

February 9, 2025

Mona Caron Weeds is one of the most poetic and powerful bodies of work in contemporary street art, transforming overlooked urban vegetation into monumental public murals about resilience, identity, and survival. Through towering depictions of weeds, wildflowers, and plants that grow through cracks in the city, Mona Caron asks us to reconsider what we dismiss, […]

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Who is French Street Artist Invader: The Pixelated Pioneer of Street Art

November 19, 2024

Who is French Street Artist Invader? French street artist Invader (born 1969) graduated from the prestigious Parisian fine art school, École des Beaux-Arts. Drawing inspiration from the 8-bit video games he loved in the 1970s and 80s, Invader began creating mosaic artworks made from tiny ceramic tiles — each tile representing a pixel from those classic games. His […]

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Street Artist in the Spotlight: Bordalo II

September 18, 2024

Portuguese artist Bordalo II transforms discarded plastics, car parts and urban waste into monumental Big Trash Animals that confront pollution, consumerism and environmental responsibility.

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