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Artist LAKWENA wins over two Basketball Courts in Pine Bluff, Arkansas 2020

December 21, 2020

London based contemporary artist Lakwena brings her vibrant geometric colours and inspiring text-based work to the city of Pine Bluff for ARkanvas: a statewide engagement bringing art experiences by world-renowned artists to Arkansas. Invited by women-led global curator group Justkids and Arkansas organization OZ Art, Lakwena created a site-specific public art intervention under the theme […]

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From the Street Comments Off on Ricardo Romero Presents Phobos in Évora: A Monumental Canine Sculpture Anchoring the Exhibition ‘Like a Dog’

Ricardo Romero Presents Phobos in Évora: A Monumental Canine Sculpture Anchoring the Exhibition ‘Like a Dog’

December 19, 2020

Artist Ricardo Romero presents Phobos, a monumental canine sculpture that briefly transformed the iconic Praça do Giraldo during the installation of his exhibition Like a Dog. Standing at 2.23 metres in height and 3.5 metres in length, the striking white figure commanded the medieval square, generating an immediate public reaction as residents and visitors paused to observe, photograph, and interact with the […]

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‘Saving A Moment’ by Frode Skaren for Akershus Hospital Children’s Department, Oslo 2020

December 17, 2020

Artist Frode Skaren aka Uglylogo is best known for his charming characters and playful motifs and was the perfect choice for bringing some fun into Akershus Hospital Children’s Department in Lørenskog, Oslo. Frode painted more than forty characters in the hospital rooms and corridors to engage and excite the hospital’s paediatric patients and dedicated staff. […]

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Street Artist INSA’s latest mural Absorbs Carbon and Actively Purifies the Air around it! Leeds 2020

December 17, 2020

Street artist INSA has returned to his home city of Leeds to fight against urban pollution! INSA’s new mural on Wharf Chambers, supported by the Yorkshire Design Group and curated by Tina Ziegler, Director of Moniker Art Fair absorbs carbon and actively purifies the air around it! Measuring 13 meters high and 11 meters wide, […]

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Nina Chanel Abney’s new mural echos the Black Lives Matter protest chants, Arkansas 2020

December 17, 2020

American Contemporary artist, Nina Chanel Abney’s (b. 1982, Chicago IL) has just completed her latest site-specific mural alongside the Bentonville Razorback greenway trail, bringing her signature bold style to the Northwest Arkansas community. Nina Chanel Abney’s work explores abstraction and popular culture with a focus on narratives that allow wide interpretation. Combining representation and abstraction, […]

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Look to Infinity and Beyond to collect Invader’s SPACE2 Bonus Points, Flashinvaders 2020

December 14, 2020

With Invader’s successful Earth Invasions, the french artist stepped it up a level and invaded space!! His location of choice was the International Space Station (ISS) thanks to the European Space Agency (ESA). The mosaic took off on July 29th 2014 aboard European spaceship ATV-5 and, once in the ISS, the space invader mosaic waited […]

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Street artist JDL mural for the LGBT movement, Rome 2020

December 12, 2020

Street artist JDL aka Judith de Leeuw has collaborated with Yourban2030 Outside in for the LGBT+ movement in Rome. Supported by Kingdom of the Netherlands, Circolo Mario Mieli and Vladimir luxuria. The mural depicts a woman looking into a frame, like a mirror, seeing her reflection as a man. It is designed to create emotional […]

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Aachoo!! Banksy’s new sneezing woman appears in Bristol, 2020

December 10, 2020

A new piece of street art by elusive graffiti artist Banksy has appeared on a house in Bristol. The new mural by Banksy entitled “Aachoo!!” has been stencilled onto the side of a house in Vale Street, in the city’s aptly named Totterdown suburb. The street is one of the steepest streets in the country […]

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Jeremy Deller’s Provocative Billboards Coincide with Human Rights Day, 10th December 2020

December 10, 2020

The BUILDHOLLYWOOD family of JACK, JACK ARTS and DIABOLICAL has collaborated with Jeremy Deller, for their latest Your Space Or Mine project which gives artists and creatives a platform on the street. The collaborative project coincides with Human Rights Day on 10th December with billboards throughout ten cities across the UK including London, Birmingham, Manchester, Brighton, Bristol, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Manchester and Sheffield, to […]

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The Meaning Behind Invader’s ‘Alert’ – Explained

December 5, 2020

The “Alert 2020” print by Invader is a nostalgic print that measures 60 x 60 cm and is available in 5 variations of 60 prints each. It was originally published for the “Invader / Prints on Paper” exhibition at MGLC in Ljubljana, Slovenia. This print is particularly fascinating because it is a remake of the […]

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The ‘big bad me’ subvertising project, London 2020

December 4, 2020

Have you seen ‘me’ around London? not me, me! more Canvaz’s new red poster/sticker campaign that’s all about ‘me’. Big bad me to be exact!!… Canvaz introduces the #bigbadme project, curated by Olly Walker in partnership with Man from Uncle! “The project is a reflection of the times we live in when people no longer can […]

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From the Street Comments Off on Ricardo Romero Unveils Sopro (Breath) at Festival Marinha Grande, BREATH: PUBLIC ART

Ricardo Romero Unveils Sopro (Breath) at Festival Marinha Grande, BREATH: PUBLIC ART

November 29, 2020

The third major installation of this year’s Festival Marinha Grande, BREATH: PUBLIC ART has been revealed: Sopro (Breath), an impactful new sculpture by Portuguese artist Ricardo Romero. Standing at approximately three metres high, the work pays homage to the rich glassmaking heritage of Marinha Grande while commemorating the centenary of renowned sculptor Joaquim Correia. Fusing historical tribute and contemporary innovation, Sopro draws direct […]

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