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Pøbel “The Lovers” Print Release – May 10th
Norwegian artist Pøbel will be releasing a brand new limited edition print on Sunday, May 10th through ABCprinthouse at 18:00 CET (Oslo time). This new print features “The Lovers” image and comes in a limited edition runs. The prints will be released in different measures and comes signed and numbered by the artist. These are limited to one per […] More
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Urban artists join forces, creating virtual masks to bring color to our world
Art and culture can inspire people to create a more equal society and a more balanced world. Driven by this belief, Okuda San Miguel and his Ink and Movement team have launched Colouring the World, an initiative based on acts of solidarity to support the Spanish Red Cross in these challenging times. Cut-out face masks […] More
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Recap: Home MuralFest by Void Projects (Part I)
During April’s Home Muralfest, 67 artists have come together / apart, across the globe, in a large collective effort to connect and create simultaneously regardless of locked location. As Void Projects said, “This project aimed to explore and utilise the limits that have restricted these artists from their seasonal outdoor escapades.” Now we’re pleased to […] More
Coverage: MOMO “Parting Line” Solo Exhibition at Hangar 107, France
The exhibition the Hangar 107 devoted to MOMO completes an institutional cycle that began in 2019 in Toulouse and Nancy. This American artist, who only rarely appears in France, first created a wall painting for the Rose Béton festival. Then he created a second one in Nancy, with the support of the local Museum of […] More
MOCA Director Klaus Biesenbach Is So Addicted to Studio Visits That He’s Doing Them on Zoom (and the Public Can Ride Along)
When Klaus Biesenbach took the corner office as director of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, he gave up most of the trappings of his former life as a curator, swapping checklists for checkbooks. But there was one part of the job he couldn’t let go: studio visits. Now, even as the museum […] More
