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This is the latest urban art intervention by Italian graffiti artist Soda in the framework of the fifth edition of Antonio Giordano street art award in Santa Croce di Magliano(CB)-Italy. (more…)
Spanish artist and ISSA friend Dan Ferrer recently created this stunning mural in Fanzara, Spain, for the MIAU festival. He dedicated this to his daughter. (more…)
Italian artist Luca Ledda recently went to Bosnia Herzegovina, invited by the Mostar Street Art Festival. His surreal artwork represents a mystical interpretation of the human mind and its connection with the universe!!! (more…)
Former factory becomes temporary gallery for urban art festival in Chemnitz, Germany. In less than a month, the „ibug“ enters a new round. Again, this summer more than 120 national and international artists travel to West-Saxony for the renowned urban art festival. (more…)
Olivier Roubieu is a French artist based in London. He graduated from an Art College in France. Soon after he left college he created the alias Shiz in 2005. (more…)
Faith XLVII with the support of Brian Greif and the @uchastingslaw created ‘The Unbound’ in San Francisco. The Unbound thematic was born from her personal feelings of frustration regarding the social- political context of today. (more…)
The Italian pre-summer tour that Alessio “Bolo” Bolognesi is doing across Italy continues. After being in Sardinia here is the work that Bolo made in Osnago, province of Milan, for the fifth edition of the artistic event “La Voce del Corpo (The body’s voice)”, a project conceived by Maestro Bruno Freddi. (more…)
Genuine, expressive, public, illegal but temporary. This is what Comacchio felt like in 2005, when Blu and Ericailcane, covered the “Small Venice” with their colors. Now, after 13 years, the municipal administration and Riccardo Buonafede, a local urban artist, officially publishes the Manufactory Festival.
