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Street Art with More Impact, Recap of 2025

December 27, 2025

Street art recap 2025 explores the most impactful murals of the year, highlighting artists and works that shaped public space worldwide. Street art recap 2025 marks our eleventh annual overview of the most impactful murals of the year. From January through December, we selected one standout work each month, highlighting street art that sparked conversation, reflection, […]

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Wish Upon a Star: Banksy’s Identical Christmas Murals Shine a Light on Youth Homelessness, London

December 22, 2025

Banksy’s Christmas mural has been shared his official website and Instagram account, arriving with a quiet yet resonant message. Revealed across two London locations, the work uses light, repetition, and timing to reflect on youth homelessness during the festive season. Centre Point: The First Banksy Christmas Mural The first mural appeared in front of the Centre […]

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Banksy’s Christmas Gift: A New Mural in London Points to Youth Homelessness

December 20, 2025

Banksy Christmas mural London has appeared just ahead of the festive season… Banksy dropped his Christmas mural in London, the latest find shows two young children lay flat on the cold ground, bundled in woolly hats, thick coats, and oversized wellies. It’s the universal posture of childhood wonder: backs pressed to earth, eyes turned skyward. One […]

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INVADER ALERT: LONDON UNDER NEW INVASION

December 19, 2025

Invader London invasion is underway once again, as the legendary French street artist discreetly installs new pixelated mosaics across the city under cover of night. A fresh wave of works has appeared throughout London, quietly embedding popular culture, cinematic memory, and urban mythology into its streets. Created in his signature pixelated mosaics, these invasions continue Invader’s […]

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Seth Globepainter Unveils The Tree of Books at Ma Led Phan Library, Nong Khiaw, Laos

December 17, 2025

Seth Globepainter Tree of Books is a newly completed mural at the Ma Led Phan Library in Nong Khiaw, Laos, created within the elementary school and supported by the non-profit NK Seeds association. The work brings together art, education, and community, centring on the transformative power of reading for children. The Meaning Behind Seth Globepainter’s Tree […]

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Olive Trees Are Born in Gaza: Street Artists Unite for a Powerful Exhibition at La Nau, Valencia

December 10, 2025

This winter, Valencia becomes a site of artistic reckoning. La Nau Cultural Center presents Olive Trees Are Born in Gaza, a powerful exhibition curated by Spanish artist ESCIF and cultural producer Teresa Juan. Bringing together 15 international artists, the show spans installation, photography, painting, video, muralism, and public-space interventions. At its core stands a shared symbol: the olive tree, […]

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Bordalo II Unveils Re-Raccoon (2025): A Revival of His Iconic Lisbon Artwork, Reborn from Belém to Chelas After a Decade

December 8, 2025

Internationally acclaimed Portuguese artist Bordalo II announces the unveiling of Re-Raccoon, a newly adapted version of one of his most celebrated early works. First created in 2015 as part of his Big Trash Animals series, the original ‘Big Raccoon’ installation in Belém for his solo show ‘Panic, Drama, Terror’ quickly became a defining and much […]

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B-Murals Unveils 13 New Murals at Nau Bostik, Marking a Decade of Creative Resistance in Barcelona

December 6, 2025

B-Murals Nau Bostik forms a new chapter in Barcelona’s urban art landscape, as B-Murals Centre d’Art Urbà unveils 13 new interventions marking a decade of creative resistance at the citizen-led cultural hub. Created by local and international artists, the works reaffirm Nau Bostik’s role as a vital space for experimentation, dialogue, and community participation. A […]

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Ricardo Romero - CAT#000 (Black)

Ricardo Romero: CAT #000 – A Collectors Edition with GraffitiStreet Gallery

December 3, 2025

Ricardo Romero’s black cat has spent years moving across rooftops, inhabiting the spaces between architecture and sky. Seen from the street, it was always slightly out of reach — a silhouette in motion, never fully settled. With CAT #000, that gesture takes a new form. This release marks Romero’s first collector’s edition. Produced by the artist […]

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From Metro to Museum: Street Artist Restless Maps “The Louvre Heist” in Scenes Across Paris

December 3, 2025

Commuters stepping out of the Paris metro in recent days may have unknowingly entered the first frames of a unfolding heist. Portuguese street artist Restless, known for his intimate mixed-media portraits and concise narrative texts, returns to Paris with “The Louvre Heist,” a city-wide intervention exploring human audacity, and the quiet drama of everyday life. The thief rides […]

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RoamCouch postcard murals: Global Mural Series Turning Cities into Stamped Postcards

November 30, 2025

RoamCouch postcard murals appear across the globe like monumental postage stamps, transforming city walls into intimate, cinematic postcards of place and memory. The global postcard mural series by Japanese artist RoamCouch (Ryo Ogawa), appear like monumental postage stamps on walls across the world, the series transforms public space into a kind of open-air correspondence: intimate, cinematic, and […]

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