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Italian street artist Chekos has shared with us his latest work which offers a Tribute to Antonio Gramsci in Bologne, Italy, curated by Cheap festival. With this amazing wall Chekos pays the tribute through his signature patterns, lines and the amazing photo-realism that always presents through out his pieces. (more…)
The Urban Forms Foundation and the Museum of Łódź invited Ivan Ninety and Johannes Mundinger to create this big and great wall in Poland. “Still Life with Adler” is a mural honoring the the artist/teacher Jankel Adler. (more…)
Presenting Spanish artist Grip Face‘s latest work for the Q21 Museumsquartier, in Vienna, curated by Jan Arnold gallery. Originally from Palma de Mallorca, his works go from sophisticated illustrations to serigraph and graphic design. (more…)
Chris Versteeg is a dutch artist, graphic designer and illustrator based in Rotterdam. He runs design studio Projekt C and is chief editor and publisher of Street and More magazine. (more…)
Jim Vision presented his latest work in East London. An absolutely stunning and massive mural that will lift every last hair that is left on your back. The founder of EndoftheLine, has named the wall: ‘Paradise Lost, in the midst of things’. (more…)
Street Artist Intruso visited a conflict area in Venezuela and made the place more colorful!! Acompanied by the petic text of Alex Trujillo the artist has created a moment of praising towards birds and the common ground it shares with man. (more…)
“Life in shadows” – This nostalgic family portrait, based on an old picture, pretends to be an open window to this “typical family” intimacy. Despite a scene that seems relaxed, we can feel the defiant gaze of the masculine character. (more…)
SKOUNT sent us his latest work from the Netherlands for the Millerntor Gallery. Skount’s oneiric masked characters beckon the viewer from the urban environment into their mysterious and playful dreamscapes. (more…)
