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A rooftop rug is a natural extension of Mateo artistic practice, as it bridges the roots in StreetArt with his on going exploration of carpets
>> read moreIn the heart of Pinerolo, on one of the city’s tallest walls, Fabio Petani has created a new mural that blends art, nature, and urban regeneration.
>> read moreThis is the latest mural by Riccardo Buonafede titled Symbiosis, done in Gozo, Malta, for Art4Sea. The 7 by 4 metre wall is the latest of Riccardo’s works which are characterized by the emphasis on anatomical features of the human being.
>> read moreSpY‘s Golden Monoliths transforms the urban landscape of the French city of Lille through the installation of fourteen golden shipping containers in a vertical position, aligned along its main street.
>> read moreThe 2025 Hit the North Street Art Festival has brought new vibrancy to the streets of Belfast with over 60 street artists painting the town with fresh murals.
>> read moreThe time of roses is the new mural by Guerrilla Spam created for the Circolo 25 Aprile in Florence in collaboration with Street Levels Gallery. A work that wants to make us reflect on the themes of resistance and liberation, in which symbols are central, as often happens in the works of artists.
>> read moreYourban2030, the global nonprofit committed to sustainability through public art, has partnered with New York City Council Member Erik Bottcher (District 3) to announce the upcoming unveiling of “Botanical Pulse,” an eco-mural adjacent Hell’s Kitchen Park that is the first of a larger initiative.
>> read moreIn a world increasingly shaped by digital hostility and societal fragmentation, the Address Hate Initiative emerges with a bold, poetic gesture: a monumental artwork by Franco-Swiss artist Saype, known for his biodegradable land art across more than 20 countries.
>> read moreThere was a huge community turnout for the launch of Art of Protest‘s new mural and street furniture, inspired by returning nature to the heart of Acomb. The mural is titled “Return of the Oaks” and brings back the woodland to the high street.
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