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The motherland of street art, your favorite daily updates, check the latest walls, exhibitions, books and much more. The world is one.
This month we’ve gathered the freshest of street art. Artists from all over the world have contributed by sending in their creations for you to enjoy. Here is our October collection, enjoy and share if you d like to support these artists. Let them be seen!
Fat Heat in Bratislava, Slovakia
Jorge Nino Castillo in Colombia
Wild Welva in Bonares, Spain
Luispak in Salerno, Italy
Visualwaste in Belfast, Ireland
Oakoak in France
Michael Husser in Bordeaux, France
Studio FLOP in Houston Texas, USA
Ador in Nantes, France
Leo Boyd in Belfast, Ireland.
The Orion in Brasov, Romania.
Shepard Fairey in Las Vegas, US
Felipe Pantone – Las Vegas, US
Skount in Almagro, Spain
Untay, Anutsa/Primavera, Lodz, Poland, Młynarska 15, photo by Paweł Trzeźwiński
Jorge Rodríguez-Gerada in Barcelona, Spain
Kas Art in Gili island, Bali
Man o matic in Huelva, Spain
Klaas Van Der Linden in Ghent, Belgium
JADE in St. Petersburg, Fl, USA
Johnny Azaguate in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Herr Nilsson in Stockholm, Sweden
Gus Cutty in Asheville, USA
Grazie Gra in Sao Paulo, Brazil
Daniele in Castagnetti, Italy
Dan Ferrer in Toledo, Spain
Chekos Art in Matera, Italy
Cece Nombre in Cambodia
NAFIR, Italy
Mark Gmehling & Smok in Antwerp, Belgium – (photo by Bruno Vandermarliere)
Blind & Worm Brain in Tehran, Iran
Aqualoopa wall in Warsaw, Poland
Leon Keer in Tahiti
Nespoon in Giardini-Naxos, Sicily, Italy
Spaik in San Gavino, Sardegna, Italy
DOURONE in Toledo, Spain
RONE, in Star Lyric Theatre before its demolished.
Sebas Velasco, Warsaw, Poland
WD in Finland
NEVERCREW in Luzern, Switzerland
MonkeyBird & Said Dokins in Bordeaux, France
Bustart in Riedholz Switzerland
ESCIF FOR @POSITIVE-PROPAGANDA Munich
Franco Fasoli, Avant Garde Tudela Spain
photo: German Rigol
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