Founder and editor of Urbanite. Street Art lover who after the finishing her MA thesis on the Mexican and Norwegian muralist movement in the 1920-50s, developed a fascination for street art and graffiti that eventually led to collaborations with different art blogs, including the creation of this one.
Gaia was recently in Italy invited to paint a mural for Comune di Monno curated by ozmone and produced by toapasserby for Wall In Art at the behest of the Valle Camonica. Titled “The Modern
I might be a bit late posting this one, but sometimes late is better than never. It’s not a secret that Tellas has been one of my favourite artists within the contemporary urban art scene.
Born and raised in São Paulo, Brazil, Apolo Torres is a contemporary artist, whose work ranges from painting and murals to posters and magazine illustrations. A graduate in Industrial Design from
Argentinian street artist and illustrator Hyuro was recently in Italy where she painted this thought-provoking mural for Verso Sud, a festival organised by the Italian association Lavorare
Argentinian artist Francisco Bosoletti was last September in Spain invited to take part of this year’s DesOrdes Creativas festival in the city of Ordes, Spain.
“All that once was directly lived has become mere representation.” Guy Debord, The society of the spectacle (1973) Spanish artist Gonzalo Borondo, better known as juyst Borondo, was
Sheffield-based artist Phlegm is now in the US where he recently finished this new mural for the Art(Re)Public event in Jacksonville, Florida. Playful, whimsical and remarkably detailed,
“Nevergiveup” is Millo‘s latest mural painted in occasion of the Chilean urban art festival Hecho en Casa in Santiago, Chile. Titled “Nevergiveup” , the mural shows
Here is a selection of Fabio Petani‘s latest street pieces painted around Italy during the course of the last months that focus on the experimental transformation of shapes and surfaces
Here are a few images of Mr Fijodor’s latest works painted during the course of last months in Italy. Mr Fijodor’s style is more like an illustrator of a children’s fantastic
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