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Nuart’s strategy to reduce the gap between art and everyday life continues apace with the installation of two new art billboards, featuring work by world-renowned artist Ian Strange. (more…)
“Falsas Promesas / Broken Promises”: omino71 launches “I Muri Di Carta” with its two posters, a series of interventions of artists who usually do their artworks in the streets with the paper as their main medium. (more…)
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…)
Art activist Vermibus took part in Nuart Festival by interpreting this year’s theme –Power in the Public Sphere- with his interventions through the city of Stavanger, to question who has the power and authority to communicate messages in public spaces. (more…)
Polish born street artist Yola (Jola Kudela) was recently invited to take part in this year’s Art Festival CONTEXTS2017 in Sokolowsko Laboratorium Sztuki, Poland. Her project, “The Blind leading The Blind”, consisted of a 70m2 paste up and a video “I choose not to”. (more…)
My favourite surface I prefer to paint on are newspapers. Reading and reflecting the information, at the same time transforming it into art is a creative cycle. For me this is the way to cope with the strange news and give them another direction with the “Newspaper Art Novels”. (more…)
Italian street artist Bifido has finalised his latest works of paste ups. The works were made for “oltremare festival” in San Cataldo, a little village in the south of Italy. In this area the government is building a gas pipeline and to do it they are cutting many olive trees. Since part of the local economy is based on olive oil production, the local community has been reacting. (more…)
