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HKWalls Street Art Festival 2024: A Celebration of Creativity and Culture in Hong Kong

May 15, 2024

The Street Art Festival 2024, organised by HKwalls, a non-profit arts organisation in Hong Kong, has come to a successful close. The festival brought together urban artists from overseas, Hong Kong and Mainland China to create an unforgettable arts and cultural experience. Over nine consecutive days, the festival featured 32 artists worldwide, including Ireland, Germany, […]

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Unveiling the Elusive: The Mystery of Banksy’s Identity

May 14, 2024

Banksy is a renowned street artist whose identity remains shrouded in mystery. Despite gaining international acclaim for his thought-provoking and often political artworks, Banksy has managed to keep his identity hidden throughout his career. This air of secrecy has only enhanced the allure of his work, leading to widespread speculation and intrigue about the person […]

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Mr Doodle’s ‘Museum Mayhem’ Exhibition: A Playful Twist at the Holburne Museum

May 12, 2024

World-renowned British artist Mr Doodle, famous for his extensive collection of doodles all interwoven and coined ‘Graffiti Spaghetti’, is holding his first-ever museum exhibition at the Holburne Museum in Bath. The exhibition, ‘Mr Doodle’s Museum Mayhem,’ is on display until 1st September, and it features Mr Doodle’s signature style, covering the museum’s walls, floors, and ceilings […]

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Interview with Nils Westergard: The Amsterdam Cyclist Project – Capturing the Beauty and Diversity of Bike Riders through Stencil Art

May 8, 2024

Nils Westergard is a talented stencil artist who moved to Amsterdam from Richmond, Virginia, three years ago and was immediately struck by the city’s cycling culture. Inspired by the endless stream of cyclists weaving through the streets, he began “The Amsterdam Cyclist” project, using small hand-cut stencil paintings to capture the diversity and beauty of […]

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Mr Doodle Takes Over Holburne Museum with His First Ever Animated Doodle Mural, Bath

May 7, 2024

If you were in Bath, UK, on Thursday, 3rd May, and walking past the Holburne Museum, you would have been in for a treat. The prestigious museum was taken over by the world-famous artist Mr Doodle, who created his first-ever animated doodle mural projected on the museum’s facade as part of his first-ever museum exhibition, […]

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Join Mr Doodle for a London Doodle Marathon at We Built This City

The Creative World of Mr Doodle: 10 Fascinating Facts about the Artist Who Doodles Everything!

May 6, 2024

In recent years, the contemporary artist known as Mr Doodle has become a household name, engaging audiences worldwide with his intricate and playful doodles. Born in Kent, England, Mr Doodle, whose real name is Sam Cox, gained popularity on social media platforms such as Instagram and TikTok, where his videos of himself creating his artwork […]

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An Interview with Felipe Pantone: Discussing the Creative Process and Challenges behind his Largest Mural OPTICHROMIE for Jersey City

May 2, 2024

Welcome to our interview with Felipe Pantone, the renowned Spanish artist behind the stunning mural “OPTICHROMIE for Jersey City.” This mural, which measures 70×20 meters and requires over 170+ gallons of paint, is not only Felipe’s largest painting ever but also one of the tallest in the US. In this interview, we will delve into […]

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The Timeless Connection: A Tribute to Culture and Space in Ricardo Romero’s “Vamos?!” Sculpture, Portugal

May 1, 2024

Ricardo Romero‘s sculpture “Vamos / Let’s go?!” is a magnificent cultural intervention piece that aims to honour the dialogue between the timelessness of local culture, the concept of place, and the infinite possibilities of how time occupies space. Ricardo Romero “Vamos?!” Sculpture, Setubal. Image Copyright Pedro Guerra The artwork depicts a young child playing with […]

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Melbourne’s First Official Street Art Precinct in Mordialloc: A Collaborative Effort by Wall to Wall Street Art Festival

April 30, 2024

Melbourne has been known for its vibrant street art scene and has established itself as an international street art capital. The city’s latest creative venture unveiled its first official street art precinct in Mordialloc, transforming a long-forgotten industrial area into a hub of creativity and expression. Melbourne’s first official street art precinct in Mordialloc was […]

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Where Can you Buy a Banksy? A Collector’s Guide to Authenticated Banksy Art

April 30, 2024

Where can I buy a Banksy? Authenticated Banksy artworks are typically acquired through specialist galleries, major auction houses, and private sales. Before making any purchase, collectors should understand Pest Control authentication, provenance, condition, and market context to ensure they are acquiring a genuine work with confidence. This guide explains where collectors buy Banksy artworks, what documentation […]

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Exploring the Opportunities of Smaller Spaces: HKwalls 2024 Street Art Festival Celebrates Smaller Contextual Artworks

April 29, 2024

HKwalls has just wrapped up its 2024 street art festival, which was a huge success! The festival spanned nine consecutive days and united 32 artists from overseas, Hong Kong, and Mainland China. The festival created 41 murals in outdoor locations across Central and Western Districts, Wan Chai, and Tsim Sha Tsui, transforming the city into […]

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Nut Creates Ceramic Murals for HKwalls 2024 Street Art Festival, Hong Kong

April 28, 2024

HKwalls has just wrapped up its 2024 street art festival, which spanned nine consecutive days and united 32 artists from overseas, Hong Kong, and Mainland China. The festival created 41 murals in outdoor locations across Central and Western Districts, Wan Chai, and Tsim Sha Tsui. As part of this year’s festival, Chinese artist Nut was invited to paint […]

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