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In Conversation with Enivo: 20,000 urban interventions and the energy of São Paulo’s urban art

April 11, 2026

In São Paulo, walls are rarely silent. They carry the visual pulse of one of the most dynamic urban art scenes in the world, layered over decades with graffiti, pixação, murals, and political messages that transform the city into an ever-evolving canvas. From the vertical buildings of the Centro to the neighbourhoods of the South […]

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Em Conversa com Enivo: 20.000 intervenções urbanas e a energia da arte urbana de São Paulo

April 11, 2026

Em São Paulo, as paredes raramente estão em silêncio. Elas carregam o pulso visual de uma das cenas de arte urbana mais dinâmicas do mundo, sobrepostas por décadas de graffiti, pixação, murais e mensagens políticas que transformam a cidade em uma tela em constante evolução. Dos edifícios verticais do Centro aos bairros da Zona Sul, artistas utilizam o espaço […]

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Blue Signal /26 Spidertag: A Language of Light at Urban | Equinox

April 9, 2026

Blue Signal /26 by Spidertag introduces a new body of work that translates the artist’s luminous visual language into a more intimate and concentrated form. Presented as part of Urban | Equinox Exhibition at GraffitiStreet Gallery, the original hand-drawn works on paper offers a refined exploration of light, geometry, and symbolic communication. Executed with acrylic marker pens on […]

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Roamcouch Unveils Monumental Memories Mural in Sakahogi-cho, Japan

April 8, 2026

Internationally acclaimed stencil artist Roamcouch has unveiled his latest large-scale work, Memories, in Sakahogi-cho, Japan. The Roamcouch Memories mural Japan revisits and expands upon his 2018 composition, transforming an extensive concrete wall into a cinematic and contemplative narrative that explores time, identity, and the emotional resonance of memory. Roamcouch is known for his highly detailed, […]

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Urban | Equinox at GraffitiStreet Gallery

Urban Equinox at GraffitiStreet Gallery: Explores Balance and Tension in Contemporary Street Art

April 3, 2026

GraffitiStreet Gallery presents Urban Equinox, an exhibition bringing together an international selection of contemporary street artists whose practices explore the quiet tension between contrast, balance, and transformation. Urban | Equinox at GraffitiStreet Gallery Inspired by the spring equinox, the fleeting moment when day and night fall into alignment, the exhibition unfolds as a reflection on equilibrium […]

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Bordalo II Unveils Happy Quokkas in Fremantle, Australia

April 3, 2026

Internationally acclaimed artist Bordalo II presents Happy Quokkas, a new addition to his celebrated Big Trash Animals series, now installed in Fremantle in collaboration with Piazza Fremantle. Renowned for transforming discarded materials into striking large-scale animal sculptures, Bordalo II continues his exploration of environmental consciousness through a distinctly playful and emotionally resonant lens. Happy Quokkas draws inspiration from one […]

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Banksy Secures Costs Victory as High Court Dismisses Libel Claim Linked to Guess Dispute

April 3, 2026

The Banksy libel case costs ruling marks a significant moment in the ongoing tension between artistic authorship and commercial use, after the High Court ordered the claimant to pay costs following a discontinued claim linked to the Guess controversy. Banksy secured this outcome after a £1.3 million libel claim brought by Full Colour Black Ltd (Brandalised) was […]

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From Temple to Ashes: PichiAvo’s Per ofrenar Burns at Fallas Valencia 2026

March 25, 2026

Flames consumed the temple in minutes… On March 19, during La Cremà, PichiAvo’s Per ofrenar (“To Offer”) completed its final act at Fallas de Valencia 2026, collapsing from a carefully constructed monument into fire, smoke, and ash. What stood for days as a site of balance and reflection was transformed into a fleeting, collective spectacle, marking the […]

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PichiAvo’s “Per ofrenar”: A Monument to Balance, Built to Burn at Fallas Valencia 2026

March 17, 2026

Valencia street art duo PichiAvo present Per ofrenar (“To Offer”), a monumental installation created for the Fallas de Valencia 2026 and commissioned by the Borrull-Socors neighbourhood. Selected for the festival’s Experimental Fallas category, the project offers a refined and conceptual interpretation of the centuries-old tradition, where monumentality meets ephemerality. Installed at Borrull Street 31 in […]

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In Conversation with Shamsia Hassani: Art and Visibility, International Women’s Day

March 8, 2026

For International Women’s Day, under the theme Give To Gain, we spoke with Shamsia Hassani about her early murals in Kabul, the symbolic language of her work, and her enduring commitment to ensuring that Afghan women remain seen, remembered and heard.

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In Conversation with My Dog Sighs: Art, Music and Community in Tanzania

March 6, 2026

My Dog Sighs, alongside fellow street artists Tamp2 and Peachzz, recently travelled thousands of miles from Portsmouth, England to Tanzania with the charity Last Night A DJ Saved My Life. The artists arrived carrying spray cans, sketchbooks and a commitment to raise funds, yet they quickly found themselves immersed in something far more layered. What […]

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