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    Masaki Hanahara’s Water Game Mural Brings Playful Energy to Dumbo

    Inspired by a nostalgic Japanese toy, the new hand-painted mural blends cultural heritage with Brooklyn’s vibrant street art scene. Brooklyn’s Dumbo neighborhood just got brighter. Japanese-born, New York–based artist Masaki Hanahara has unveiled Water Game, a large-scale mural at 108 Adams Street, hand-painted by Colossal Media for the Dumbo Business Improvement District. Drawing inspiration from… More

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    Tristan Eaton Debuts “Lately,” a New Solo Show at CASS Contemporary Nashville

    Tristan Eaton returns with a powerful new solo exhibition titled Lately, opening November 15, 2025, at CASS Contemporary in Nashville. The show marks the artist’s first-ever solo presentation in the city and features an entirely new series of works on wood and paper. Known for his bold, multilayered compositions that merge fine art, graffiti, and… More

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    Smug One Sets a New Standard for Silo Art in Australia

    Curated and produced by Juddy Roller, the creative force behind Australia’s first Silo Art Trail, internationally renowned muralist Smug (Sam Bates) has unveiled his latest large-scale masterpiece, solidifying Australia’s position as the global leader in outdoor regional art. The new Kapunda Silo mural, a towering work of stylised realism, transforms the historic silos into monumental… More

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    From Coral to Cosmos: Luison × de la Mano Shape a New Biodiverse Mythology

    Kromali Festival is gearing up for a major artistic highlight in 2025 with a new collaboration between French artist Mona Luison and Spanish muralist David de la Mano. The duo presents Fragile, an ambitious project that blends mural painting and sculptural assemblage made entirely from recycled materials. Luison and de la Mano build a visual… More