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Celebrating the Olympic Spirit in Paris: PichiAvo’s Inspiring Triptych

July 31, 2024

As the anticipation builds for the 2024 Summer Olympic Games in Paris, PichiAvo has unveiled a stunning triptych that captures the essence of athleticism and the Olympic spirit in Saint-Denis, just steps away from the iconic Stade de France. This monumental artwork, produced by Q36, pays homage to the Olympic movement while celebrating the Grand […]

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All aboard the Doodle Train: Mr Doodle’s Railway Transformation in Tenterden, Kent

July 27, 2024

As Friday morning rose over the tranquil town of Tenterden, Mr Doodle began his monumental task of doodling a train onto the side of a historic railway car. With his signature style and boundless creativity, he brought the locomotive to life, covering every inch with fun characters and bold patterns. Passersby and local residents gathered […]

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Celebrating Tradition: NeSpoon’s Tribute to Mirabella Imbaccari, the City of Bobbin Lace

July 14, 2024

NeSpoon, the renowned street artist celebrated for her intricate lace murals, recently graced the quaint town of Mirabella Imbaccari in Sicily, Italy, with a stunning mural. Image Courtesy NeSpoon Nestled in the heart of Sicily, Mirabella Imbaccari proudly bears the title of the “città del tombolo”, or the city of bobbin lace. During her exploration […]

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Bordalo II and Vhils Collaborative Mural Pays Tribute to Charles Darwin’s Theory of Evolution

July 10, 2024

Portuguese street artists Bordalo II and Vhils recently collaborated on a mural for the Cor de Chelas Festival titled ‘Evolution’ combining their distinct but complementary styles. Image Copyright artists Bordalo II and Vhils “We’ve been wanting to collaborate for some time, and creating a piece for the Cor de Chelas presented a great opportunity. When […]

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Unity in Street Art: Vhils’s Mural and the Subtle Nod to Portugal’s Carnation Revolution, Brussels

July 8, 2024

The streets of Brussels have gained a new mural created by the internationally renowned Portuguese artist Vhils. For years, Vhils has been creating murals with a unique artistic practice involving unconventional tools such as explosives, chisels, jackhammers and acid to etch walls and reveal stunning portraits. Image Copyright Jules Césure Vhils’s skilful manipulation of concrete […]

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Paul Insect’s Vibrant Smiling Rainbow at Glastonbury 2024

July 2, 2024

Paul Insect’s spectacular ‘Rainbow’ installation at the world-renowned Glastonbury Festival has captured the hearts of festival-goers. This larger-than-life creation, perched on the hillside in the park field, immediately became a focal point of joy and amazement, adding a burst of colour and fun to the festival grounds. Photo Copyright GraffitiStreeet The completion of ‘Rainbow’ required […]

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Banksy’s Impact on Modern Culture: A Closer Look at the Enigmatic Street Artist

July 1, 2024

For over two decades, the enigmatic British street artist known as Banksy has left an unforgettable mark on the world of contemporary art and culture. Through his thought-provoking and often controversial works, Banksy has not only reshaped the urban landscape but has also ignited important conversations about societal issues. Banksy’s impact on modern culture is […]

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Spreading Joy Through Art: Kevin Ledo’s Surprise Mural Project at Stone Day School, Massachusetts

July 1, 2024

Street artist Kevin Ledo and aptARTS founder Samantha Robison decided to paint a mural at Stone Day School, a special needs institution in Massachusetts. The mural was painted during the summer when the children were on break, thus making it a project without the students’ direct involvement and more of an exciting surprise on their […]

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Banksy’s Art Imitates Life: A Crowdsurfing Inflatable Migrant Boat at Glastonbury

June 30, 2024

When Banksy’s provocative art meets the world-renowned Glastonbury Festival, the result is a potent fusion of creativity, activism, and social commentary. The crowd surfing inflatable depicts a packed migrant boat, a powerful commentary on the current refugee crisis. Amidst the pulsating energy of the crowd, Banksy’s enigmatic intervention unfolded. A dinghy, crowded with powerful symbolism, […]

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Glastonbury Festival 2024 Unveils Banksy’s Terminal 1: A Diverse Celebration of Art, Music and Migration

June 28, 2024

Glastonbury Festival at Worthy Farm in Somerset has always been at the forefront of celebrating diversity and inclusion, and June 2024 is no exception! In an unprecedented move, the festival has introduced a new area called Terminal 1, described as a repurposed airport celebrating migration and a place where “No human is illegal”, replacing the […]

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Invader’s Nineteenth Wave of London Invasions: Unveiling Twelve New Space Invader Locations

June 26, 2024

During the recent wave of invasions by the renowned French street artist Invader, London experienced a new surge of space invaders. We embarked on a quest to track down these new invasions cunningly camouflaged throughout the streets of London and reveal their locations in our latest blog. This marked Invader’s 19th wave into the city, […]

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The Threat to Invader’s Art: The Theft of His Street Mosaic Tile Installations

June 25, 2024

The pixelated street art installations created by the French artist Invader have been invading the world, with over 4000 mosaic tiles now being placed worldwide. However, these unique pieces of art are facing a new threat —theft. Once removed, they are fixed and sold at auction, and these stolen street works lose their authenticity and […]

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