Graffiti & Street Art News

‘Sugar Rush’ New Street Art by Bisser for the Wild Brabant Festival 2016 in Tienen, Belgium

Just over a week after completing his ‘Kraken gaat door’ mural in Leuven, Belgian artist Bisser returned to the streets with Sugar Rush, a new work created for the Wild Brabant Festival in Tienen. The location provides the starting point for the mural. Tienen has long been associated with Belgium’s sugar industry, and Bisser transforms that […]

el Seed ‘Perception’ Street Art initiative, Egypt 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 […]

Bisser Paints ‘Big Fish in a Small Pond’ in Ghent, Belgium

Belgian artist Bisser has completed a new mural in Ghent titled Big Fish in a Small Pond, bringing his strange, character-driven world to the neighbourhood of Visserij. The location gives the work its starting point. Visserij translates as “Fishery”, and Bisser plays directly with that identity, turning the familiar expression “big fish in a small […]

Bondi Beach Street Art Australia 2016

I decided to travel back to my home country Australia earlier this year to catch up with some friends, family, sun and also some good old Ozzy street art of course, managing to visit one of Australian’s most ionic attractions… Behind the shirtless babes, the Boys in Blue from Bondi rescue (Yep they’re real!) and masses of […]

Banksy hits the French Embassy with tears in his eyes

Banksy has been busy this time in the city of London, to again criticise the conditions of the Calais jungle. The Calais jungle is the nickname given to a migrant encampment in the vicinity of Calais, France, where migrants live while they attempt to enter the United Kingdom. The migrants, who frequently stow away on […]

St+art Delhi Street Art Festival 2016

St+art India Foundation returns to New Delhi with the fourth edition of its Urban Street Art Festival – St+art Delhi 2016, with the highlight of this festival being its marquee project – The Lodhi Art District. The ongoing Swachh Bharat campaign, a cleanliness initiative pioneered by the Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi, is […]

Banksy highlights the refugee crisis through Steve Jobs street art in Calais

Banksy created a series of powerful works in Calais in December 2015 addressing migration and the European refugee crisis. From his portrait of Steve Jobs to a reworking of The Raft of the Medusa, the interventions challenged perceptions of refugees, political inaction and inequality.

Puerto Street Art 2015

Puerto’s street art scene has not only has become one of the most striking cultural proposals in the northern district, but has also enriched the wide range of tourist attractions that the city has to offer. The Literature Festival Travel and Adventure is held in the neighbourhood of La Tadpole from fifth until the eleventh October, This innovative project creative […]

GraffitiStreet Underground pre group show on the streets of London

GraffitiStreet hit london’s vibrant streets of Shoreditch for our second group show tilted Underground. Shoreditch is the mecca of street art and attracts thousands of visitors and street artists to East London’s most creative district. Before we opened the doors to our group show our artists graced the streets of Shoreditch to do what they do best… check […]

Underground Group Show Location revealed

Bordalo II’s Big Trash Animals: Waste Not, Want Not

Bordalo II trash art transforms discarded plastics, car parts and urban waste into monumental Big Trash Animals confronting consumerism, pollution and environmental responsibility.