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Italian artist Federico Carta, also known as, Crisa just finished another work in Sardinia. He has been inspired by dumping grounds and abandoned cities where nature awaked and took back the space. Experimenting with techniques and materials, Crisa developed a personal style of research, in which his paintings deal with degradation and environmental themes utilising […] More
Meet Project teamed up with English artist and illustrator David Shrigley to bring April Fool Project. Self-branded as an outsider in the art world, Shrigley is known for making flat compositions that take on the inconsequential, the bizarre, and the disquieting elements of everyday life. Like the musings of a very wise child displaying the […] More
Last February, Barcelona-based artist Zosen was invited to paint in Jerusalem. The mural is located in a public market in the industrial neighborhood of Talpiot. Despite their playful aesthetic, Zosen’s paintings are known to speak out against the social injustices he perceives. The multi-colored, two dimensional characters, though naive at a first glance, criticize the corruption of […] More
Roa’s latest show, ‘Annihilation’ is on now at Backwoods Gallery, Melbourne, but due to current circumstances, the exhibition is only available for viewing by appointment only. However, as a special treat for StreetArtNews fans, we have loads of pictures of the install and artworks to share with the rest of the world. Stay tuned to […] More
French artist Ludo is back with another piece in his favorite city. The artist made the mural to mark what the world is experiencing at the moment – the virus outbreak, quarantines, confinement, the list goes on. This piece features Ludo’s trademark skull-grape design together with his signature shade of green. Take a look below at […] More
