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The Australian Silo Art Trail Series: South Australia Silo Art Trail, 2019

January 20, 2019

The Australian Silo Art Trail collection stretches from Western Australia, through South Australia, Victoria and New South Wales and ends in Queensland. Since 2015 there are 25 silo’s that have been painted by urban artists, creating Australia’s biggest outdoor gallery. The Australian Silo Art Trail have increased tourism to towns off the beaten track, passing […]

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Guido Van Helten, The (Wimmera-Mallee) Silo Art Trail -Brim was completed in late 2015. Photo Credit Annette Green

The Australian Silo Art Trail Series: Wimmera-Mallee Silo Art Trail, Victoria

January 13, 2019

The Australian Silo Art Trail stretches from Western Australia, through South Australia, Victoria and New South Wales and ends in Queensland. Since 2015 there are 25 silo’s that have been painted by urban artists, creating Australia’s biggest outdoor gallery. The Australian Silo Art Trail have increased tourism to towns off the beaten track, passing through […]

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Guido Van Helten, Mahim (E) Art District, St+art Urban Art Festival, Mumbai 2017. Photo Credit Akash Shukla

St+art Urban Art Festival takes over the Mahim (E) Art District, Mumbai 2017

December 14, 2017

Having seen an incredible response from visitors at the Sassoon Dock Art Project, St+art India Foundation with support from Asian Paints, announces the beginning of the Mahim (E) Art District as part of the St+art Mumbai 2017 Urban Art Festival. Starting from the facades which are facing the tracks of the Western Railway, St+art India […]

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St+art India Launch the Sassoon Dock Art Project, Mumbai 2017

November 18, 2017

St+art India Foundation today announced the launch of the Sassoon Dock Art Project as part of the St+art Mumbai 2017 Urban Art Festival. The Sassoon Dock Art Project is an experiential exhibition which will see the creation of site-specific installations, murals, audiovisual experiences, screenings, talks and curated tours in an unconventional space of one of the […]

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Festiwall Street Art Festival, Ragusa, Sicily 2017

November 5, 2017

FestiWall has wrapped up their third street art festival in Ragusa, Sicily. Five large murals were painted by five international street artists including GUE (IT), Marat Morik (RU), Guido Van Helten (AU), Sebas Velasco (SPA), Zoerism (FRA), adding to the ten murals painted in previous years. FestiWall aims to activate urban regeneration with positive awareness. For the 2017 Edition FestiWall […]

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Guido Van Helten, Nashville Street Art Silo Mural, Nashville Walls Project 2017. Photo Credit Those Drones

Guido Van Helten paints the Pillar of The Nations Community, Nashville Walls Project 2017

July 1, 2017

The Nashville Walls Project, curated by Brian Greif and Eva Boros woke up the city of Nashville to street art in May 2016 with their successful project that saw local and international street artists transform Nashville into an open art museum. Read more here. The second phase of the Nashville Walls Project has begun with artists already […]

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Australia’s Street Artists take an Art Adventure, The Wanderers series 2017

June 1, 2017

The Wanderers is a mini series that will premiere on ABC’S iview online platform from April 3, 2017, produced by Drew Macdonald and directed by Selina Miles. The Wanderers profiles six of Australia’s most exciting muralists; Guido Van Helten, Elliott Routledge, Georgia Hill, Dabsmyla, Amok Island and Rone, as they visit an Australian location of their choice. Once […]

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Sofles, Guido Van Helten and Reka team up to transform Melbourne Polytechnic’s Prahran Campus, 2017

February 18, 2017

Leading mural artists Sofles, Guido Van Helten and Reka have teamed up to transform Melbourne Polytechnic’s Prahran Campus with epic large-scale murals on three seven storey walls. Prahran Campus is a creative precinct in the heart of Melbourne’s visual and performing arts communities. With the aim of improving access to creative training and arts facilitates to students […]

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Jonathan Darby, Street Art Mural, Jordan Photo Credit aptART

Recap of Thought Provoking Street Art Murals in 2016

January 1, 2017

Street art can promote conversation and highlight social, political and environmental issues and has always been a powerful platform to convey messages to the masses. Check out the street art murals brought to us in 2016 that promote injustices and inspire hope for our future… JANUARY Banksy was busy at the start of the year this time […]

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Guido Van Helten latest mural in Jacksonville promotes unity, Florida 2016

December 29, 2016

Art (Re) Public Jacksonville, founded and curated by Jessica Santiago in conjunction with Iryna Kanishcheva, has invited international renowned street artists; Case Maclaim, James Reka, INO, Waone of Interesni Kazki, Kenor, CYRCLE, René Romero Schuler, Astrograff, Nico Holderbaum, Phlegm, Borondo and more. Guido Van Helten has painted two giant silo’s titled ‘Unity’ in Jacksonville, Florida. Guido […]

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Guido Van Helten - Iceland Photo © Selina Miles and Guido Van Helten

Street Artist Guido van Helten paints a ship in Akureyri, Iceland

May 26, 2016

In August 2015, film director Selina Miles travelled with artist Guido van Helten to Akureyri, a town on the north coast of Iceland, to produce a very unique piece of work. Australian artist, Guido, known for his hyperealistic portraits, travelled to Akureyri to paint one of his portraits onto the side of a working boat, […]

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Rustam Qbic, Kiev Ukraine Photo © ArtUnitedUs

ArtUnitedUs using Street Art to Promote Peace across the World

March 25, 2016

ArtUnitedUs is a world-wide initiative to promote peace, an international project that collaborates through artistic and creative mediums with communities to raise public awareness and attention to the problem of war, aggression and violence. 200 walls will be painted during the next 2 years, starting from Ukraine and without boundaries around the world. Propaganda of aggression, […]

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