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Shawm Michael, Maya Angelou Mural Festival, Los Angeles 2019. Photo Credit Static Medium

Street Artists dedicate Murals to Maya Angelou, Maya Angelou Mural Festival, Los Angeles 2019

July 21, 2019

Branded Arts have just wrapped up the Maya Angelou Mural Festival, as part of its LAUSD mural festival series, a large-scale project that started with the Robert F. Kennedy Community School in 2016. Branded Arts invited over 30 local and international artists to paint a series of murals dedicated to the ideals of Dr. Maya Angelou, and to create […]

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Artist Saype’s Worldwide Symbolic Human Chain extends to Andorra, 2019

July 20, 2019

In a world that is polarised, French-Swiss artist Saype’s vision is to create the longest symbolic human chain around the world, generate a real social movement and invite the crowds to benevolence. The ‘Beyond walls Project’ will eventually link twenty megacities of the globe to the same ethos: Optimism and living together. ​The symbolic human chain […]

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PichiAvo, Greek goddess Athena, Barcelona 2019. Photo Credit Fer Alcalá

Street Art Duo PichiAvo Paint the Greek Goddess Athena on a 125m2 wall, Barcelona 2019

July 19, 2019

Street art duo PichiAvo have just completed their first mural in Barcelona painting the Greek Goddess Athena on a 125m2 wall at the Livensa Living Diagonal Alto student residence, in Esplugues de Llobregat. The project was curated by Rebobinart for Temprano Capital Partners. The artistic duo designed a mural that shows a very particular version […]

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Stolen £300,000 Stik Sculptures Returned to the Community Garden, London 2019

July 13, 2019

Hackney based artist STIK donated three large artworks on the opening of the Dalston Eastern Curve Garden in Hackney ten years ago. Sadly the three artworks were stolen last November in a coordinated night-time raid, only weeks after a similar sculpture raised £150,000 in a charity sale at Christie’s. Dalston Eastern Curve Garden is a vitally needed […]

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Conor Harrington Paints in New York City for The L.I.S.A project, 2019

July 4, 2019

London based artist Conor Harrington has just finished a large-scale mural in New York City. The mural was painted under The L.I.S.A Project, that invites artists from all over the world to paint in mural arts districts within New York City. Starting with Little Italy on historic Mulberry Street in 2012, the project has now […]

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Stencibility Street Art Festival Celebrates its 10th Year Anniversary, Estonia 2019

June 28, 2019

Fourteen street artists from six countries descended upon Estonia’s second city, Tartu, last week for the 10th anniversary of one of Europe’s longest running street art festivals, Stencibility. Stencibility focuses on providing a platform for non-muralists and emerging street artists. Over the past decade, the festival has carved out an international reputation for supporting independent […]

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VHILS,”Out in the Open”, Aalborg 2019. Photo Credit VHILS studio

Vhils’ Scratches the Surface of Denmark for “Out in the Open” Street Art Project, Alborg 2019

June 28, 2019

The “Out in the Open” mural project celebrates its fifth year dedicating murals to the city of Aalborg, Denmark, curated by Kirk gallery. Many street artists have painted large murals over the past four years, such as Wes21 & Onur, Guido Van Helten, Conor Harrington, Faith 47, Sepe & Tone, Bezt , Herakut and David […]

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Fintan Magee,”Out in the Open”, Aalborg 2019. Photo Credit Kirk gallery

Fintan Magee’s Latest Mural for “Out in the Open” Street Art Project, Aalborg 2019

June 28, 2019

The “Out in the Open” mural project celebrates its fifth year dedicating murals to the city of Aalborg, Denmark, curated by Kirk gallery. Many street artists have painted large murals over the past four years, such as Wes21 & Onur, Guido Van Helten, Conor Harrington, Faith 47, Sepe & Tone, Bezt , Herakut and David […]

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“ENTROPY”, a preview mural by Said Dokins for the BLOOP Festival IBIZA, 2019

June 28, 2019

Said Dokins, one of the leading artists in contemporary calligraffti spends an intense two months with the creative atelier Biokip, organisers of the BLOOP International Proactive Art Festival Ibiza and the BLOOP festival Milano. Said Dokins first mural for BLOOP celebrated their first festival in Milan, and his work was based on uniting a socially […]

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STIK’s Missing Community Mural Returns To Poland After a 5 Year Campaign! 2019

June 21, 2019

STIK’s missing ‘Community Mural’ returns to Gdansk, Poland after a 5 year campaign, and the remnants of the second missing artwork is ‘Decommissioned’ by STIK. In 2011 British artist STIK painted a large mural in Gdansk, Poland with Laznia Centre for Contemporary Art. Afterwards STIK stopped off to make another, collaborative mural with young people […]

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Stencibility Festival presents the SLÄP! Van! Europe’s largest ever sticker exhibition, 2019

June 21, 2019

Stencibility Festival in Estonia proudly presents Europe’s largest ever sticker exhibition, SLÄP!, in celebration of one of street art’s most enduring and under appreciated art forms. Featuring over 11,000 stickers by more than 250 artists from 30 countries, SLÄP! showcases the DIY aesthetic and community-based spirit that gave street art its original potency. Each miniature […]

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Kaleidoscope Street Art Festival, Torhout, Belgium 2019

June 18, 2019

The Crystal Ship recently set sail to Torhout, a small town in the North of Belgium for their mini-festival entitled Kaleidoscope. Artists invited to paint were UK artists Ben Slow and Helen Bur , and Belgian artist  Joachim, who collectively created over 20 smaller and bigger street art works inspired by the local community. Joachim, […]

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