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VII Avant Garde Tudela International Mural Intervention Festival
Back in 2010, the 1st edition of this festival took place involving top artists like Sixe, Mark Jenkins or Evan Roth, among others. Six editions later, after having names like Ron English, El Mac, Escif, C215, Faith XVII, Vhils or Franco Fasoli being involved with the event, Avant Garde Tudela has won its place as a […] More
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George Floyd Protests Reignite Debate Over Confederate Statues
Dozens came down after a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va., in 2017. Protesters outraged over the death of Mr. Floyd are targeting some that remained. More
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“Operation Salam” by ASHEKMAN in Tripoli, Lebanon
Operation Salam is an independent street art initiative created and curated by ASHEKMAN, where a gigantic word Salam was painted in Arabic calligraphy on 85 building rooftops, a 1.3 Kilometers street art piece that can be seen from space. Salam, which means Peace in Arabic, means a state of mutual harmony between people or groups, especially in personal relations. The […] More
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Henry Chram in Huaraz, Perù
Peruvian artist Henry Chram reached us with these beautiful new murals that were just created in the city of Huaraz, the capital of the Ancash Region, North Perù. During his no-stop travelling activity, the muralist has painted delicate and silent portraits of girls hidden by flowers, on the walls of private or abandoned homes. Take […] More
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“Watch Your Step” by TAVU & LOUVES in Brussels, Belgium
A new 1000m² mural only visible from the skies was created by TAVU & LOUVES at See U, the the largest temporary occupation in Belgium. When everyone is talking about change and transition at the social, economic, political and ecological levels, the next step, the next decisions and the next years will be decisive. This is […] More
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STIK in Central London, England
A new installation by artist STIK has been unveiled in Central London. The digital artwork revolves around the historical Piccadilly Lights, the largest public screen in Europe and depicts a group of young people holding hands as a symbol of hope and solidarity both locally and internationally during the Coronavirus Lockdown. The artwork was created by STIK for Young Westminster Foundation as […] More
