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HKwalls Festival 2015

April 7, 2015

HKwalls 2015 is Hong Kong’s second annual street art and graffiti festival.  Their mission is to create opportunities for local and international artists to bring their talents to the streets of Hong Kong by transforming large exterior walls into original works of art. HKwalls is not for profit and by turning the street into a […]

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Wall to Wall Festival, Benalla 2015

April 6, 2015

The regional town of Benalla in Victoria’s North East has been brought to life by beautiful street art murals. On Friday the 27th until Sunday the 29th of March, local and international street artists transformed 13 walls in the small town of Benalla for the Wall to Wall Festival. Wall to Wall is the first annual street […]

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OLEK’s transforms Delhi Night Shelters for the homeless

March 28, 2015

OLEK was in New Delhi last month working on a massive project for the ongoing St+art Delhi Street Art Festival. OLEK uses the technique of crocheting to give expression to everyday occurrences and inspirations; her artwork often examines sexuality, feminist ideas and the evolution of communication. OLEK crocheted thousands of meters of yarn and fabric with the help of a […]

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Interview with Art Is Tra$h

March 25, 2015

We’re extremely proud to announce that Art Is Tra$h aka El Arte es Basura has officially joined the Graffiti Street family. And what a better way than to mark the start off this collaboration than with an interview with the man behind Art is Tra$h, Francisco De Pajaro.

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PichiAvo – ‘Escritor de los Mares’ Commission

March 21, 2015

We were contacted by one of our overseas customers who loved the style of PichiAvo‘s work but wanted something unique that would fit in well within his current house decor. After going through a thorough consultation with our customer, and liaising with the artists, we invited Valencia-based graffiti artist duo PichiAvo to the studio in London to do […]

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Femme Fierce Reloaded 2015 – Part Two

March 13, 2015

GraffitiStreet headed down to Leake street ‘Banksy Tunnel’ Waterloo, London on International Woman’s Day to check out the second Femme Fierce event, ‘Reloaded’. Femme Fierce is all about highlighting and encouraging women into the street art scene and this year they were raising money and awareness for PlanUk…Because I am a girl campaign. GraffitiStreet arrived on […]

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Space2, last tests before leaving : Photo - ESA space invader

Space Invader Invades Space!!!, 2015

March 12, 2015

Space Invader is the pseudonym of a renowned French street artist celebrated for his pixelated mosaics inspired by the 8-bit video games of the 1970s and 80s. Taking his name from the iconic 1978 arcade game Space Invaders, his signature works are crafted from square ceramic tiles, echoing the nostalgic charm of early digital graphics. […]

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Interview with ‘Kodak girl’ Martha Cooper (IWD special)

March 8, 2015

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 one woman that undoubtably deserves a mention for her significant photographic contribution to […]

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Memorie Urbane Street Art Festival 2015

March 7, 2015

The Memorie Urbane Street Art Festival is the largest in Italy and the festivals fourth edition promises to be the biggest street art festival so far. Memorie Urbane has seen the artistic transformation of more than 90 walls since it was founded in 2011 by Davide Rossillo, President of Turismo Creativo and a supporter of […]

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Femme Fierce Reloaded Part One

March 6, 2015

What else is there to do on International Woman’s Day, on 8th March 2015, other than to head down to Leake Street graffiti tunnel, London Waterloo and visit the Femme Fierce Festival. Femme Fierce is the UKs largest all female street art festival and was launched last year by Ayaan Binksy. It was a pretty intense […]

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Manifesto Project Mexico 2015

March 5, 2015

Since the beginning of February large political charged street art murals have been populating the walls of Mexico City. Local and international street artists were invited by Fifty24MX  gallery for the Manifesto Project which addresses the concerns of the social and political situation in Mexico, once again utilising street art as an invaluable social tool to propose, reflect […]

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