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Leon Keer’s ‘Nature’s Algorithm’: A Monument to Nature in a Restless Age

November 9, 2025

In downtown Des Moines, street artist Leon Keer has unveiled his newest large-scale anamorphic work, Nature’s Algorithm, an 8,600 sq ft (800 m²) mural painted in just 21 days with collaborator Massina (Marije Spelbos) for DSM public art. Known for his optical precision and narrative depth, Keer transforms a parking structure into an architectural meditation on attention, technology, and the enduring […]

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The Art of Unwinding: How Gallery Visits calm the Body and Mind

November 5, 2025

In celebration of National Stress Awareness Day, part of International Stress Awareness Week (3–7 November) In an age defined by constant acceleration, the simple act of standing before a work of art can feel revolutionary. Amid the rhythm of notifications, deadlines, and digital noise, art offers a rare sanctuary, a moment of stillness where the […]

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Tellas’ “Focus” Mural in Alcamo, Italy: A Meditation on Attention

November 4, 2025

The new Tellas Focus mural in Alcamo is a quiet invitation to slow down, contemplate, and rediscover the details of everyday place. In Alcamo, Sicily, where sunlight moves slowly across facades and neighbourhood streets hold the rhythm of everyday life, a new mural asks for something increasingly rare: attention. Focus by Fellas. Image copyright Tellas Tellas Focus […]

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Playground Mural by Lonac for ASALTO Festival, Zaragoza, Spain

October 29, 2025

During the 20th edition of ASALTO Festival Internacional de Arte Urbano, Croatian artist Lonac created Playground, a site-responsive mural painted in Zaragoza, Spain. The work was conceived directly on location and developed intuitively, shaped by its surroundings. Lonac’s Playground Mural in Zaragoza and Its Urban Context The mural sits between a police station and a school, a location that quietly […]

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ON OFF THE WALL – A Collector’s Edition, GraffitiStreet Gallery

October 29, 2025

Step Inside the Exhibition with the 3D Virtual Tour Discover the Available Works in the Catalogue here Street art has always lived in motion, painted, covered, reclaimed, and reborn. ON OFF THE WALL – A Collector’s Edition brings that same energy into the gallery, transforming a static space into something alive, responsive, and perpetually in flux. GraffitiStreet Presents […]

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SNIK’s Monumental ‘Solitude’ Graces the Streets of Stockport, England

October 28, 2025

The internationally acclaimed stencil art duo SNIK have brought their world-renowned, ethereal portraiture to Greater Manchester, unveiling a monumental new mural titled ‘Solitude’ on the side of Virginia Mills in Higher Hillgate. ‘Solitude’ by SNIK, stencil mural on Virginia Mills, Higher Hillgate, Stockport, UK. Commissioned by Virginia Mills and Niplast. Image © SNIK / Mike Tilley Commissioned by Virginia Mills and Niplast, Solitude marks Stockport’s first […]

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Heart of the Earth: Elian Chali’s ‘Youtopia’ Geometry Mural for Calle libra, Vienna

October 27, 2025

In his mural Heart of the Earth, Argentine artist Elian Chali continues to expand a visual language that blurs the boundaries between architecture, abstraction, and emotion. Conceived as part of Calle Libre’s 2025 edition, Youtopia, the work embodies the festival’s invitation to imagine the world not just as it is, but as it could be… a collective canvas of possibility. […]

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The Needle’s Eye: Case Maclaim and the Art of Patience

October 25, 2025

The Needle’s Eye, the latest mural by Case Maclaim in Aschaffenburg, Germany, conveys a meditative quality, a reflection of patience, precision, and persistence on a grand scale. CASE Maclaim, The Needle’s Eye, Aschaffenburg, Germany (2025). Street art mural created in collaboration with SweatLovesYou and the Lions Club. Photography by Constantin Franz. This piece recalls a mural the artist painted a […]

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Steve Lazarides: Capturing Banksy, One Frame at a Time

October 18, 2025

Steve Lazarides (born c. 1969) is a British–Greek Cypriot photographer, publisher, collector, and curator who helped propel street and underground art from subculture to the global art stage. Raised in Bristol amid the youth-club scene of Barton Hill, Lazarides absorbed the energy of graffiti and music before studying photography at Newcastle Polytechnic. In the mid-1990s […]

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Spidertag’s INM#25: The Neon Language of Futurism Primitivism Lights Up Bayonne

October 15, 2025

As night descends on Bayonne for the Point de Vue Street Art Festival 2025, a 30×5 m wall awakens, pulsing with geometric precision and electric rhythm. This is INM#25, Spidertag’s latest chapter in his ongoing saga of Interactive Neon Murals, a glowing dialect he calls Futurism Primitivism. Each line of light feels like a sentence in an evolving code, […]

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Between Water and Memory: Ricardo Romero’s /Fading/ and the Silent Weight of Change

October 14, 2025

Ricardo Romero’s “/Fading/” is one of those rare moments when an old idea, one long held in the artist’s sketchbooks and imagination, finally finds its place in the world. Stretching across 15 metres of poetic absurdity and environmental reflection, the work presents a surreal yet deeply moving image: a polar bear floating beneath a railway bridge, its image gliding […]

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Triple Trouble: London’s First and Only Mural by Hirst, Fairey & Invader Lands in Shoreditch

October 10, 2025

Shoreditch has a new landmark and it’s making art history. Earlier this week, a monumental mural titled Triple Trouble appeared on a wall in East London, uniting three of the most iconic and influential artists of our time: Shepard Fairey (OBEY), Damien Hirst, and Invader. Painted across a façade in Shoreditch, Triple Trouble is a vivid collision of each artist’s distinct […]

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Leon Keer’s ‘Nature’s Algorithm’: A Monument to Nature in a Restless Age

The Art of Unwinding: How Gallery Visits calm the Body and Mind

Tellas’ “Focus” Mural in Alcamo, Italy: A Meditation on Attention

Playground Mural by Lonac for ASALTO Festival, Zaragoza, Spain

ON OFF THE WALL – A Collector’s Edition, GraffitiStreet Gallery

SNIK’s Monumental ‘Solitude’ Graces the Streets of Stockport, England

Heart of the Earth: Elian Chali’s ‘Youtopia’ Geometry Mural for Calle libra, Vienna

The Needle’s Eye: Case Maclaim and the Art of Patience

Steve Lazarides: Capturing Banksy, One Frame at a Time

Spidertag’s INM#25: The Neon Language of Futurism Primitivism Lights Up Bayonne

Between Water and Memory: Ricardo Romero’s /Fading/ and the Silent Weight of Change

Triple Trouble: London’s First and Only Mural by Hirst, Fairey & Invader Lands in Shoreditch