We’ve covered Chicago’s PITR and his ambitious street work in the past, and his latest endeavor ups the ante again. We have high expectations for this artist, especially after the magnificent “Paper Portraits” in 2016 and incredible 9 month collaborative project “Good Example” in 2017. PITR x Zissou Tasseff-Elenkoff Originally launched in October 2018 […] More
Okuda San Miguel and Paco Osuna will represent, through avant-garde art and electronic music, their particular vision of ‘The Garden of Delights’ in an experience where the audience will be part of a great piece of interactive art. The premiere of the artistic proposal of Ink and Movement and elrow will be on September 28 […] More
Fivust, also known as F21ST is an ultra talented illustrator, graffiti artist, muralist and designer based in the city of Bogor in Indonesia. His interest in graffiti begins when he is tired of struggling with paper and painting tools in general. He never stopped drawing from the first time using spray paint, and started found […] More
Since the creation of Galerie Openspace in 2012, Nicolas Chenus and Samantha Longhi have set for mission to showcase talented international artists little known in France. Today, for the very first time in France, they present the work of a Cambodian American artist coming from an illustration back- ground and the Californian skate culture. The […] More
StreetArtNews will hold a pop-up exhibition in Tokyo showcasing brand new artworks from D*Face, ONEQ, Martin Whatson, Hua Tunan, Cloakwork and prints by Banksy. The ephemeral exhibition will be on display from the 21st of June through the 29th of June. Join us for the opening of “IKIGAI” on June 21st at 6PM at Basement […] More
Adele Renault paints realistic portraits of pigeons and people. Her subject matter may live in the gutter or in an ivory tower and the size of the work ranges from small canvas to giant mural. Mike Tyson found his way into boxing as a kid after a bully beheaded one of his beloved pigeons in […] More
Phone Culture was thought up by artist/curator Yarrow Slaps, who is 27years old and San Francisco native. While visiting New York last summer, he was out of his element in a big city and found himself often people watching. Listening to passing conversations while walking down the lower east side/bedstuy streets, he began thinking the […] More
On October 7th in Marseille, Gonzalo Borondo have presented Matière Noire, the Spanish artist’s biggest exhibition to date. The opening saw hundreds of visitors immersing themselves into a journey through the history of representation. Using 20 shops spaces and the entire top floor of the Marché aux Puces as exhibition areas, Borondo has created a […] More
