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Mark Jenkins Powerful Installation Raises Awareness of Male Suicide, London 2018

March 29, 2018

A powerful new art installation has just been revealed on the rooftops of London’s ITV studios on Southbank. The 84 male sculptures standing on the rooftop edge have been made by American artist Mark Jenkins to raise awareness of male suicide. The installation is part CALM’s new campaign Project84, and represents the 84 men who take […]

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Wall to Wall Street Art Festival, Benalla, Australia 2018

March 29, 2018

The Wall to Wall Festival is the largest regional street art festival in Australia and now in 2018 this is it’s fourth edition, curated by Juddy Roller with the support of the Benalla Street Art Committee, local businesses and Taubmans Paint. The artists came from all over Australia to paint at what has become one […]

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SMUG, The Big Picture Fest, Street Art Festival, Frankston, Victoria, Melbourne. Photo Credit @vanstheomega

The BIG Picture Street Art Festival, Australia 2018

March 28, 2018

Frankston city centre’s skyline has just been transformed, thanks to the first Big Picture Fest, that took over the city from 23rd until the 25th March 2018. Frankston is an outer-suburb of Melbourne in Victoria, Australia, in the local government area of the City of Frankston. It is located 55 km south-east of the Melbourne […]

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POW! WOW! Street Art Festival, Hawaii 2018

March 26, 2018

Heading into its 8th year in Hawaii, Contemporary art initiative POW! WOW! went back on home turf to Oahu for POW! WOW! 2018. Supported by the Hawaii Tourism Authority and Alohilani Resort Waikiki Beach, POW! WOW! Hawaii took place in the Kaka’ako district of Honolulu, and brought over a hundred international and local artists together […]

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Escif, La Punta, Valencia 2018.

Street artists join the fight to Recover La Punta, Valencia, Spain 2018

March 22, 2018

“Recuperem La Punta, aturem la ZAL/ Recover La Punta, stop the ZAL” is a protest project in La Punta, a neighbourhood located in the south of Valencia city, known for its historic and traditional orchards. Over the years La Punta’s natural and social environment has been severally damaged by the unstoppable growth of the Port of […]

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The Schisto Refugee Camp’s Colourful Street Art Project, Greece 2018

March 21, 2018

AptART (Awareness & Prevention Through Art) is a non-governmental, not for profit organisation set up to promote awareness and prevention of issues affecting children’s lives. AptART are back again with another worthy street art project in a refugee camp in Greece called “Coexisting in colour”. Greece is the gateway to Europe for most refugees crossing […]

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My Dog Sighs paints in Rome for the Forgotten Project, Italy 2018

March 16, 2018

Forgotten Project was born in 2015 to enhance Rome’s contemporary architecture through urban art. The first edition focused on old factories, closed down cinemas, small stations, local markets and abandoned buildings and brought 5 portuguese artists Add Fuel, Frederico Draw, Miguel Januário (±MaisMenos±), Bordalo II and Daniel Eime .This year the Forgotten Project focuses on […]

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Banksy Protests Zehra Dogan’s Imprisonment for Painting a Picture, NYC 2018

March 16, 2018

The elusive Banksy has hit the famous Houston Bowery wall in New York. The new 70-foot-long piece is a collaboration with street writer Borf and protests the imprisonment of Turkish prisoner Zehra Dogan for painting a picture. Journalist and painter Zehra Dogan was sentenced in March 2017 for nearly 3 years for painting a water-colour […]

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Faith47 latest mural addresses homelessness in America, 2018

March 13, 2018

A site-specific mural by Faith47 entitled “salus populi supremacy lex esto” has recently appeared on Skid Row, Los Angeles. The large-scale public installation gives monumental space to some of America’s most marginalized people; the homeless. Skid Row is home to one of the largest populations of homeless people in the United States, with an estimated 2,500 […]

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Interview with BK Foxx (IWD Special)

March 8, 2018

Every year on the eighth of March International Women’s Day is celebrated the world over. It celebrates womanhood and pays tribute to the indomitable spirit of women across the globe. This day is set for recognising and celebrating the achievements of women, and in todays interview we speak to super talented female street artist BK Foxx, whose been […]

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Joachim’s London Solo Show ‘Born to Paint’ Private view, March 2018

March 3, 2018

GraffitiStreet opened the doors to Belgian street artist Joachim’s debut London solo show ‘Born to Paint’ on 1st March 2018 for a Private viewing. The unusual snowy evening saw over 150 of you brave the sub zero temperatures, creating a warm atmosphere within the gallery. The first 25 queuing outside in the cold were awarded […]

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Joachim’s – Born to Paint Print: Behind the scenes 2018

March 1, 2018

Belgian street artist Joachim is back to print, this time with his iconic trademark skull. The print has been created especially to mark his London debut solo show ‘Born To Paint’. Usually a representation of death and mortality, Joachim brings humour to his skull art with a pearly white smile, a gentleman’s moustache, topped with […]

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