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      “Let Only the Verb Remain in the Middle of the Jungle” by Milu Correch in Bueu, Galicia, Spain

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      Milagros Correch  (born 1991, Villla Urquiza, Buenos Aires), better known as Milu Correch, is an Argentine painter and muralist recognized internationally for her large scale murals and illustrations. Her work can be found in cities in Argentina and around the world.Correch began her career as an artist in 2011 painting a street mural in Buenos Aires as she saw her home town getting filled with murals and fell in love with the format. She attended a workshop to learn the basic skills of mural painting led by Emy Mariani and Lean Frizzera, two Argentinian street artists from Buenos Aires. From the beginning, she decided to signe her works with her full name instead of using a pseudonym.A mural “Let Only the Verb Remain in the Middle of the Jungle”  was made in Bueu, Galicia, Spain.Take a look at more images below and check back with us soon for more updates. More

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      Walls and Columns with Hummingbirds by Decertor in Lima, Peru

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      Daniel Cortez aka Decertor is from Lima, Peru. He is a painter interested in building weatherproof memories in public spaces. He began his career with no formal studies in art, and his first inspiration came from portraits of the common man and woman that make up the human scenery of the Peruvian cities.His style started with the exercise of realism but then developed to emphasize the interconnectivity between the individual and the community in the social psyche. As an active street painter, he was part of the Hip Hop movement in Lima, always involving his work on social issues. This contributed to finding their way on muralism, risking new formats, and reinterpreting pre-Hispanic iconography in his style.Decertor about his works: “Several months ago I started spontaneously painting tiny hummingbirds in different places. Making them is just as satisfying as discovering them hidden in unexpected walls, columns and corners.”Take a look at more images below and check back with us soon for more updates. More

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      Mural “Hermit Crab” by Nuno Viegas in Margate, United Kingdom

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      Nuno Viegas aka Metis, is a Portuguese artist born in Faro (1985) and raised in Quarteira.He presents us a contrast between the visually aggressive and sometimes dirty reality of traditional graffiti and its peaceful and clean representation in his works. The approach to this theme is a continuous tribute to all those who dedicate part of their lives to this scene.Developing paintings strongly influenced by and paying tribute to the graffiti scene, Viegas has seen his work across walls and art venues the world over.Nuno about the project:  “This year I was invited to join the Rise Up Residency in Margate. This came with a great challenge to follow up with a theme and paint a piece that would speak up for the local community about the issues that have been brought up and fought by the Rise Up and Clean Up people.                                             It took me a while to find a nice concept that would still be about my usual language and iconography but also have a different speech towards the event’s theme.”Inspired by Brock Davis and an image of an hermit crab he found while researching for this concept.Take a look at more images below and check back with us soon for more updates. More

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      Pantónio creates a new mural in Starreja, Portugal

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      Lisboan Antonio Correia aka Pantónio is from the islands of Azores, Portugal. He has developed a very personal visual vocabulary and a strong graphic style with remarkable amplitude.Pantónio is one of the most prolific and influential artists of the street art scene in Lisbon. Deeply influenced by the inhabitant of Lisbon culture, his works regularly refer to riches Tagus: sardines, cod, octopus, mermaids, ropes, boats.Pantónio about the mural : “In Estarreja I sat near this tree, in the park at the bottom of the street, with leaves that wanted to fall or fly away and I came to paint it here near this pear tree”.Take a look at more images below and check back with us soon for more updates. More

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      Yellowpop x The Andy Warhol Foundation Collaboration

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      This fall, global home decor brand, Yellowpop joins forces with The Andy Warhol Foundation on a special limited-edition collection of neon lights to celebrate one of the world’s most prolific and beloved visual artists of the 20th century, Andy Warhol (1928-1987). Inspired by the Pop art legend’s most iconic works, the collection of LED neon art designs aims to bring Warhol’s work to life through a new lens, reintroducing his art to people and highlighting his creative process.The licensed collaboration features six of Warhol’s most celebrated artworks in LED neon form inspired by the late artist’s cutting edge yet playful approach to art. This limited-edition collection includes Flowers, Campbell’s soup can, Banana, Cow, Brillo and most notably Marilyn, inspired by Warhol’s iconic ‘Shots Sage Blue Marilyn”, which recently set a new record as the most expensive painting from the 20th century sold at an auction. Two of the Yellowpop neon designs, the Four Marilyns and the Flowers Deluxe sets will include a Yellowpop NFT, where holders can access exclusive membership perks such as a lifetime discount, early collection drops and exclusive events. Available in limited quantities of 500 per neon design and 25 per deluxe set, each individual Yellowpop neon will include a numbered official certificate of authenticity.“Through his foundation, Andy Warhol has always been at the top of our wish list for a collaboration. With this collection and campaign, we pay homage to Warhol’s legacy as one of the greatest artists by highlighting his most iconic pieces of work in a new form”, said Jeremy Cortial, co-founder of Yellowpop.“The foundation is delighted to work with Yellowpop to introduce a unique collection of LED neons inspired by Warhol’s timeless works of art,” said Michael Dayton Hermann of the Warhol Foundation. “Figuratively and now, quite literally, Warhol’s lasting influence continues to shine bright.”The Yellowpop x Andy Warhol collection is available for purchase in limited quantities starting October 13 online at yellowpop.com. Customers can gain early access to the collection on October 12 by signing up on Yellowpop’s website starting from September 30.Pricing for the Yellowpop x Andy Warhol collection ranges between $329-$2,499.Yellowpop is a home decor brand that’s on a mission to change the way we decorate our homes. Instead of simply filling it with commodities, we want to inspire our community to think more about design and the role our products play in their lives. It’s your home. The objects inside of it should be a reflection of you. Our LED neon signs are designed to inspire boldness and bring joy. They speak to each person differently, and we love them because of the way they make us feel. At Yellowpop, our values are simple: Be bold, be bright, have fun. We believe everyone should have the chance to brighten their day with a neon sign. And we’re sharing the joy, one neon sign at a time. Together, with the global art and design community, we’re using the power of art to make the world a brighter place.About The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. — As the preeminent American artist of the 20th century, Andy Warhol challenged the world to see art differently. Since its founding in 1987, in accordance with Warhol’s will, The Andy Warhol Foundation has established itself among the leading funders of contemporary art in the United States. The Foundation has distributed more than $250,000,000 in cash grants which support the creation, presentation and documentation of contemporary visual arts, particularly work that is experimental, under-recognized or challenging in nature.The Foundation’s ongoing efforts to protect and enhance its founder’s creative legacy ensure that Warhol’s inventive, open-minded spirit will have a profound impact on the visual arts for generations to come. Proceeds the Foundation receives from licensing projects such as this contribute to the Foundation’s endowment from which these grants are distributed. For more information please visit www.warholfoundation.org.Scroll down below for more photos of the collection. More

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      A Mural “1922-2022” by Aec Interesni Kazki in Florence,Italy.

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      Aleksei Bordusov aka Aec Interesni Kazki is a Ukrainian street artist whose surrealistic works grace walls across the globe. His bright, intriguing murals – inspired by science, religion, mythology, cosmology, myths and times past – are filled with color, and often accompanied by black and white drawings of his own. Aec’s highly detailed pieces appear like they come from a fairy tale populated by colorful imaginary creatures that often seem to be in motion.Mural ” ‘1922-2022 ” is dedicated to Margherita Hack – an Italian astrophysicist and scientific disseminator.Idea of the work was to step aside from representation of her personality in a portret way, but to assemble images of her life and science interests and topics of scientific research of her, in a way Aec see it through his artistic vision.Take a look at more images below and check back with us soon for more updates. More

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      Javier Calleja X Casio G-SHOCK “Take Your Time”

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      The base model is the DW-5600, the origin of G-SHOCK, which has previously appeared in countless collaborations. The text TAKE YOUR TIME on the dial, the orange band ring, the resin band and the back cover are all decorated with big eyes characters, making it an item with a sense of humor that is typical of Calleja.Take a look at more images below and check back with us soon for more updates.The Watch can be purchased for a retail price of $141 in NANZUKA Online Store.Follow the link below: More

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      Hola Utopia! 2022 Festival in Hannover, Germany

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      Hola Utopia! is an international street art festival in Hannover that transforms the city into a space of debate and promotion of progressive values. The socio-cultural festival encourages all Hannoverians to share their ideas for the future of their city during workshops.The beautiful murals by leading German and international artists Lily Brick, Nasca One, Bier En Brood, Galletamaria, Rookie The Weird, Feros Oneand Dilk One will remain as a permanent contribution to the visual arts scene in Hannover.The festival was a collaboration with Montana Colors, and its third edition was taken place across the city on 5-11 September 2022.Take a look at more images below and check back with us soon for more updates.Photos by Kevin Münkel. More