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SNIK’s ‘Flourish’: A Monumental Mural of Resilience in Grenoble

June 6, 2025

British street art duo SNIK, celebrated for their emotionally charged, hand-cut stencil work, have unveiled their ambitious mural titled Flourish, a 12-metre-high mural created for the Street Art Fest in the Grenoble Alps in France, celebrating 11 seasons under the theme of Resilience. . At once technically complex and conceptually rich, Flourish continues SNIK’s exploration of portraiture […]

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Urban Art in the Home: Bringing Studio Works into Your Interior Design

June 1, 2025

In the global art world, certain names resonate beyond the walls of the gallery. These are the urban visionaries, artists whose large-scale murals and immersive installations have transformed the cultural fabric of cities from London to Los Angeles. Their creativity and vision finds an equally compelling expression in the studio, producing works of art conceived […]

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Urban Art for Hotels, Offices & Interior Design Projects

May 30, 2025

Urban art makes a bold entrance into the world of interior design, transforming spaces in hotels, restaurants, corporate offices, and luxury developments worldwide. For hospitality designers and architects, incorporating contemporary urban art adds energy, authenticity, and a distinctive edge to any environment. From large-scale murals that create striking first impressions in hotel lobbies to curated art collections that bring cohesion to guest rooms, this style blends cultural vibrancy with […]

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Interview with Sophie Mess: Bringing Nature’s Calm to the Concrete Chaos

May 30, 2025

Sophie Mess murals are a celebration of bold, oversized flowers that infuse urban spaces with vibrant energy and joy. Her work brings nature’s beauty into the heart of the city, offering a striking contrast to the often chaotic environment of modern life.  From her roots in London’s street art scene to her current home in […]

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Banksy’s New Mural: A Shadow, a Lighthouse, and the Longing to Be Seen

May 29, 2025

Banksy has done it again, offering a piece that is as emotionally piercing as it is visually simple. His new mural revealed on his instagram page reads: “I want to be what you saw in me” In front of these words, a thin black pavement post stands upright, unremarkable. But on the wall behind the […]

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Chichester Pride Parade 2025: A Moving Artwork of Love, Colour and Community

May 25, 2025

This weekend, Chichester came alive with colour, joy, and unity as the Pride Parade swept through the city in a dazzling celebration of LGBTQ+ identity and inclusivity. The parade route brought a burst of energy down West Street right past our gallery, on its way to the final destination at Chichester College. Chichester Pride Parade […]

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Women for Life: Helen Bur’s Tribute to Collective Resistance, Concrete & Colour

May 24, 2025

On May 24th, 2025, Women for Life, a new canvas by Helen Bur, will be unveiled as part of the Concrete & Colour exhibition at GraffitiStreet. This artwork captures a moment deeply rooted in protest history, yet its message remains profoundly relevant today. The choice of opening date is significant: May 24th has now been designated as […]

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New Home: Street Art as the Ultimate Housewarming Gift

May 23, 2025

A new home marks the beginning of a fresh chapter. It is more than just bricks and walls; it is a space where memories will be made, stories will unfold, and life will be lived. Choosing a housewarming gift, then, should reflect this significance. Rather than objects that quickly fade into the background, why not […]

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When the Streets Move In: How Urban Masters Are Redefining Interior Design

May 20, 2025

In the most compelling interiors of our time, art is not an afterthought, it is the architecture. Works born from the language of the street, refined to a level of extraordinary craftsmanship, are stepping indoors and transforming homes all over the world. GraffitiStreet- Urban Art for Spaces That Stand Out– Bring a Statement Piece by […]

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Concrete & Colour: Reimagining Urban Spaces Through Art

May 18, 2025

Spring/Summer Exhibition 2025 | GraffitiStreet Gallery, Chichester: As spring unfurls and the world around us awakens, Concrete & Colour invites reflection on transformation. Featuring world renowned street artists, this exhibition draws on the visual language of the urban landscape to explore renewal, change, and the emergence of beauty in unexpected places. Concrete & Colour – […]

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Interview with Nean Kingdom: Street Art, Cinema, and Nature

May 18, 2025

Belgian artist Nean Kingdom has steadily emerged as a distinct voice in the street art scene, blending cinematic storytelling with natural forms in a way that’s both emotionally charged and visually stunning. A key figure in the Kingdom Street Art crew, Nean began his creative journey on paper before moving into graffiti. Today, his large-scale murals […]

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Ruben Sanchez, Street art mural, Brooklyn, New York City, 2016. Photo credit Luis Lucas.

Street Artist in the Spotlight: Ruben Sánchez

May 18, 2025

Madrid-born and Barcelona-based Rubén Sánchez, also known as Zoonchez, is a self-taught Spanish artist whose vibrant and graphic style has left an exciting mark on the street art scene. Emerging from the subcultures of graffiti and skateboarding in the 1990s, Sánchez’s work seamlessly blends elements of cubism, abstraction, and Mediterranean influences, resulting in compositions that are […]

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