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The great team from St+art Urban Art Festival just announced their second edition in Mumbai! After the successful completion of the Mahatma Gandhi mural at Churchgate Station, St+art India Foundation is happy to announce the St+art Mumbai 2017 Urban Art Festival. (more…)
The french city of Grenoble has been, for the last 2 years, refreshed with new art by the hands of the Spacejunk Art Center gallery. (more…)
bNd, 25, is a stencil Artist based in Israel, with alot of love to art and especially street art he creates his hand cutted stencils. He is part of the lead artists of Tarbut movement (link below) his works often show characters from our society that we usually prefer to ignore, such as construction workers, the cleaners etc. (more…)
This 40 meters high and 9 meters wide wall is where Gleo applied her latest work for Nufestival, in São Paulo, Brazil. Titled,¨El Otro¨/ ”The Other”, it is an interpretation of our interior ego that took the artist 15 days to create. (more…)
Bombing Science recently released their latest research article that looks intensively into which cities are most popular for Graffiti art. (more…)
Lodz 4 Cultures Festival is over. This year the event has left some permanent traces in the city space, namely 7 new murals.
Not a while ago we did an interview with ADD FUEL, the Portuguese artist that mixes the traditional Portuguese tiles with stencil. Now he sent us his lastest work in the Stavanger Airport, in Norway, curated by our friends of NuArt Festival. (more…)
Street art pioneer John Fekner was back in Stavanger after his piece “Broken Promises” (Nuart 2014), which –in turn- was originally stencilled in 1980 on a decaying building in New York to highlight the inadequate housing and poor services afflicting the South Bronx. (more…)
It took about 3 weeks from the first brush stroke till the moment, that the ibug´s doors closed again behind the last visitor. Beforehand month of organization and dozens of weeks of hard work had to be done. An effort, that guests and ibug-fans obviously appreciated. (more…)
