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Edoardo Tresoldi leaves the world speechless with his new installation in the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. (more…)
Controversial artist Biancoshock presented his latest istallation for the Outdoor Festival 2018 that took place in Rome (IT). Suprisingly its humouristic approach is followed by a bitter fact. Street art commercialism! As the artist explains: ”Behind the growing success of street art there are often mechanisms that transform artists into tools in the hands of galleries, institutions and media. (more…)
This week Bordallo II created his first sculpture in the UK. An iconic Seagull in the City of Brighton & Hove. Tim Jentsch went to find out more about it…
“Hidden Fortune Wheel” is the new installation from Ana Azzue Gallira & Ori Alon, that was touring the US & Canada. (more…)
“Capirotes” is the installation from Dos Jotas in Spain for the holly week! “The city looks as a field of artistic action and intervention.
On March 31st, a groundbreaking piece of public art in Denmark will be unveiled by two female artists – La Vaughn Belle and Jeannette Ehlers – to raise awareness of Denmark’s colonial impact and those who fought against it. (more…)
Catalan visual artist member of the Reskate Arts & Crafts Collective. With his interventions on the public space he tries to question the value of objects and spaces. (more…)
New urban project by GripFace for the #blackrubbishisgoldproject in the Mediterranean. An installation of supermarket trolleys and garbage bags comes to remind us how all we purchase every day ends up as garbage on a daily basis. (more…)
Jaune is a stencil artist and urban interventionist from Brussels, Belgium. His work is based on the paradox between the visible and the invisible, with sanitation workers the main protagonists in his humorous installations and paintings – an idea that was born from his own experience working in the profession. (more…)
