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The Unapologetically Feminist Flamingo for International Women’s Day by artist Bordalo II

March 8, 2024

In celebration of International Women’s Day, the renowned Portuguese artist Bordalo II created a powerful and vibrant piece of art, a Big Trash Flamingo. The pink flamingo is a bold and unapologetically feminist statement, promoting equality and empowerment for women around the world. Bordalo II is known for his unique approach to art, using discarded […]

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Celebrating International Women’s Day 2024 with Street Art, IWD Special

March 8, 2024

As we commemorate International Women’s Day 2024 with the theme of “Inspire Inclusion,” it is an opportune moment to recognise and celebrate the creativity and talent of exceptional and inspirational street artists, with a specific focus today on female artists within the scene. Check out our special editorial for International Women’s Day, where we celebrate […]

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Blek le Rat, Running Man in Paris 1984. Image copyright Blek le Rat

Discovering the Legacy of Blek le Rat: 10 Fascinating Facts about the Godfather of Stencil Graffiti

March 4, 2024

Blek le Rat is a French graffiti artist who is widely considered to be one of the pioneers of stencil graffiti. His work has influenced the street art movement. Often regarded as the godfather of stencil art, Blek le Rat’s contributions to the art form are revolutionary. Born Xavier Prou in Boulogne-Billancourt, Paris (1951), Blek […]

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The Vibrant West Palm Beach Captured in ADD FUEL’s “On the Rise” Mural in Florida

March 3, 2024

Step into the vibrant world of West Palm Beach, Florida, through the eyes of renowned artist Add Fuel as he presents his mural “On the Rise”. This project beautifully encapsulates the essence of the city’s rich history and dynamic culture. Located in the heart of West Palm Beach, ‘ON THE RISE’ intricately weaves the narrative […]

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Embarking on an Art Collection Journey: A Path to Self-Discovery and Creative Expression

March 2, 2024

Starting an art collection can be an exciting and rewarding journey. Whether you’ve just started or are a seasoned collector or just starting out, the process of collecting art can be both enriching and fulfilling. Art collecting is not just about acquiring beautiful pieces; it is a journey of self-discovery, creativity, and personal expression. D*Face […]

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D*Face, "Going Nowhere Fast" Los Angeles, 2013. Image © D*Face

Top 10 D*Face Street Art Murals from around the World.

February 27, 2024

D*Face is a well-known street artist famous for his bold and striking murals inspired by pop art. His artworks can be found in different cities worldwide, such as London, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles. D*Face’s distinctive style is marked by vibrancy and graphics, where he combines bold lines and striking colours to create visually stunning […]

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“The Absurd Walls” by Sokram: A Mural Reflecting the Absurdity of Life and the Importance of Taking Action

February 23, 2024

A recent mural that has caught everyone’s attention is Sokram‘s “The Absurd Walls” mural for the Muro Critico festival in Cáceres, Spain. Inspired by the Greek myth of Sisyphus and the essay by Albert Camus, the mural talks about the absurdity of an existence condemned to making the same mistakes repeatedly. The myth of Sisyphus […]

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Sir Elton John’s “Flower Thrower Triptych” by Banksy Sells for $1.9 Million at Christie’s New York Auction

February 21, 2024

The art world was buzzing with excitement as Sir Elton John’s “Flower Thrower Triptych” by Banksy went up for auction at Christie’s New York for “The Collection of Sir Elton John: Opening Night“. The piece was LOT 13, which had an estimated value of $1-1.5 million and was the most expensive lot at the auction. […]

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10 Facts about Banksy’s Iconic Flower Thrower Triptych in Sir Elton John’s Collection at Christie’s Auction in New York

February 21, 2024

Sir Elton John is known for his incredible music career and philanthropic efforts, but he’s also a renowned art collector. In an upcoming auction titled “The Collection of Sir Elton John,” at Christie’s Auction House in New York TODAY, Wednesday, 21st February, at 5 pm EST or 10 pm GMT, the musician is offering a […]

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10 Stellar Facts about the ‘Invader Space Station’ launch in Paris

February 17, 2024

The Invader Space Station exhibition is a truly out-of-this-world experience! With so much to see and learn, this exhibition is an astronomical opportunity to delve into the mysteries of Invader’s obsession with space exploration. From retro space invader artworks to interactive displays, this intergalactic adventure is not to be missed. In this blog post, we’ve […]

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Invader’s Latest Milestone: 1500th Space Invasion on Centre Pompidou Building, Paris

February 17, 2024

Invader, the French urban artist, has recently achieved a remarkable milestone by installing his 1500th Space Invader mosaic in Paris. This installation is part of his latest show, “Invader Space Station,” a one-of-a-kind and interactive exhibition that takes visitors on a journey through Invader’s universe. The exhibition features various installations, such as mosaics, sculptures, and […]

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The Beauty of the Past: A Tribute to Comiso’s Heritage and People by Case Maclaim and Marat Morik, Sicily

February 17, 2024

The attic is where many people store their old and unused belongings, often considering them useless and irrelevant. However, for the Italian writer Gesualdo Bufalino (Comiso 15 November 1920 – 14 June 1996), one such attic of photographer Gioacchino Iacono Caruso was a treasure trove. “(…) the attic hid, together with other indifferent antiques, a […]

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