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Løkka-Lykke street art festival is back for the second year running (20-26 June) to confirm its status as Oslo’s leading street art event. Held in the central district of Grünerløkka, (more…)
Five new 3D models of murals for blind and visually impaired people were set up in Belgrade. Whit these new models, Belgrade now has a total of eight 3D murals. (more…)
YOU YES, YOU NO. THIS YES, THIS NOT. A mural by Taquen along with a short story on how this refugee theme was treated in France. It is About why we deserve a SECOND CHANCE. (more…)
LAPIZ artist is returning with a recreation of an older wall painting highlighting Putin’s narcissism and homophobia. ONE LOVE was first painted at a festival in Lemwerder in 2018. Over 3 m tall, a bright coloured Vladimir Putin was kissing himself. (more…)
The City Council of San Asensio together with StARTer cultural projects presents a mural intervention in Cuevas street. StArter brings together the experience of two people involved for more than a decade in cultural projects, (more…)
Most cultural and social actions take place in the historical city centres, pushing suburbs even more to the margin. Projects like Sperone167 wish to reverse such trend. (more…)
His name is Matteo and he lives in Rome. Over the years, his passion for Street Art and his many techniques has brought him closer to the world of stencil. Producing a stencil, looking for shadows, choosing colors is very difficult, but going forward, his passion and determination made him fully grasp how fascinating this technique is.
In his canvases he prefers to paint portraits, close-ups, expressions of everyday life. It is precisely in the looks, in the smiles, in the imperfections of his face that we can grasp who we are. (more…)
We bring you a recent mural by Jupiterfab which includes a series of 3 consecuitive walls. It is part of the long term project titled “Is this modern society?” The project is comprised of murals, exhibitions and art installations (more…)
Beetroot began his path in Street Art in 2009. He immediately worked on his personal project called Picture Crossing, unique of its kind: he leaves his works on canvas and other media on the road to their fate. Anyone is free to freely appropriate it and then in turn decide the fate of the work, thus participating in the concept of free movement of art. (more…)