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Threads of Tradition by Khatra: A Glimpse into Shillong’s Rich Fabric Heritage, India

March 18, 2025

In the heart of Shillong, a celebration of culture and craftsmanship unfolds at the Directorate of Sericulture and Weaving. The mural “Threads of Tradition,” created by the talented artist Khatra, captures the essence of weaving as more than just a craft—it’s an embodiment of history, identity, and community. As a weaver bends over her loom, […]

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Big Issue 1658 – The 10Foot Takeover: Featuring Banksy, TOX, Fume, Bas DDS and more

March 17, 2025

Get ready for a takeover! On Monday, 17th March, the latest issue of Big Issue drops, and it’s a game-changer—the iconic graffiti artist 10Foot takes the reins for this special first-ever takeover edition. Priced at just £4, this limited-run issue is bursting with groundbreaking contributions from some of the biggest names on the scene! This […]

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Love from Space: Invader’s Latest Mosaic Invasion PA_1531 in Paris

March 15, 2025

Paris, a city synonymous with romance, has recently welcomed a new invasion PA_1531. The iconic French street artist Invader has unveiled his latest mosaic, with a message ‘Love from Space’, which showcases his signature space invader character surrounded by pixelated hearts. This invasion not only adds to Invader’s impressive portfolio in Paris but also resonates […]

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Honouring Brian Haw: Amanda Ward’s Permanent Statue as a Lasting Symbol of Peace in London

March 13, 2025

Brian Haw (1949-2011) was one of the most prominent peace campaigners of our time, known for his unwavering commitment to advocating for peace through protest. Beginning in June 2001, he set up his peace camp at Parliament Square in Westminster, where he remained for nearly a decade, drawing attention to the human suffering caused by […]

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In conversation with My Dog Sighs: A US West Coast Journey Through Murals, Community, and Connection

March 10, 2025

Welcome to this interview with My Dog Sighs, the celebrated Portsmouth street artist known for his reflective eyes and his everyman murals. Today, we delve into his incredible journey along the West Coast of the USA, where he undertook the ambitious challenge of painting ten walls in just two weeks. From his initial stop in […]

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Twickenham Welcomes the “Ecosystem Restoration” Mural by Vesod: A Bold Pledge for Nature

March 9, 2025

A beautiful new mural titled ‘N6tur3’ has just been unveiled in Twickenham, London, created by the talented artist Vesod, curated and produced by Street Art for Mankind. This impressive artwork stands at a striking thirty metres high, showcasing Vesod’s unique style and vision. The mural serves as a powerful commitment to protecting local biodiversity and […]

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Bond Truluv’s Transforming Art: The Impact of 3D Anamorphosis and Augmented Reality

March 9, 2025

German artist Bond Truluv has unveiled an awe-inspiring 3D anamorphosis mural that encourages audiences to ‘Think Inside the Box’. This extraordinary mural offers viewers a mind-bending experience, transporting them into an alternate dimension that is mind blowing and transformative. Image copyright Bond Truluv The mastermind behind this captivating piece, artist Bond Truluv, skillfully utilizes a […]

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Interview with Helen Bur: Celebrating International Women’s Day 2025

March 8, 2025

As we celebrate International Women’s Day 2025 under the theme “Accelerate Action,” we turn our attention to impactful voices in the world of art. Helen Bur, a prolific street artist from Chichester, exemplifies the spirit of this day through her profound explorations of human experience and identity. Known for her evocative murals and intricate canvas […]

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Invader’s New Mural: A Powerful Message of Peace, Paris

March 6, 2025

French artist Invader’s latest invasion, Invader-PA_1535, on rue Pirandello in Paris’s 13th arrondissement, pays tribute to Ukraine during these challenging times and recent news. Artistic Invader’s unique pixel-art style, inspired by classic video games, features the iconic space invader motif. In this artwork, he employs the blue and yellow colours of the Ukrainian flag to […]

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A Timely Auction: Banksy’s ‘Crude Oil (Vettriano)’ Sold for £4.3 Million Following the Passing of Jack Vettriano, Sotheby’s London

March 5, 2025

The art community is in a state of reflection following the recent auction of Banksy’s “Crude Oil (Vettriano),” which sold for an impressive £4.3 million at Sotheby’s on 4th March, 2025. The sale has garnered significant attention not only for its remarkable outcome but also for the poignant timing surrounding the auction: the original artist, […]

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Celebrating Onur’s Mural: A Beacon of Change for Women’s Empowerment and Clean Water

March 3, 2025

The Berlin-based artist Onur has completed his #BigArtBiggerChange mural in downtown Houston, specifically at 1070 Dallas St, marking an exciting addition to the fifth season! This project was curated and produced by Street Art for Mankind. This mural, titled “60%”, serves as a striking reminder of the vital connection between women’s empowerment and access to […]

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Ten Facts About Banksy’s ‘Di-Faced Tenner’: Art, Critique, and Counterfeit Culture

March 2, 2025

Banksy’s ‘Di-Faced Tenner’ is a striking piece that transcends the boundaries of traditional street art, offering a provocative commentary on currency, value, and societal norms. First unveiled in 2004, this satirical work replaces the Queen’s portrait on the British ten-pound note with an image of the elusive artist himself, transforming a mundane object into a […]

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