Author: Fran
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OKUDA paints church transformed into a skate park in Spain
The historical church of La Llanera in Spain, underwent two major changes during the past time. First it was transformed into a skate park dubbed Kaos Temple by the collective Church Brigade with help from an online fundraising and Red Bull. A second and more colourful transformation took place at the hands of Spanish street-artist Okuda…
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SEPE paints new mural in Wynwood, Miami
Polish artist SEPE is one of the artists participating of the collaborative project curated by Urban Nation and PangeaSeed Foundation in Wynwood, Miami. The idea behind the project is to create large-scale public murals that address pressing environmental issues the oceans are facing by forging a synthesis between public art, nature, and society. SEPE’s mural represents his personal vision…
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‘Deambulantes’ New mural by David de la Mano in Montevideo
David de la Mano is back in the streets of Montevideo with this new mural painted for the Wang Festival in the neighborhood of Ciudad Vieja. Titled ‘Deambulantes/Roving’, the mural was painted just outside the local bus station making allusion to the nature of the place, witness to the never-static constant movement of the city wherede la…
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Preview: Centina “Vena” at Teké Gallery
Today is the opening of Vena a new solo show with Italian artist Centina at Téke Gallery in Carrara, Italy. As pointed by the gallery, Centina’s art isn’t easy to digest, and there is where the charm lies. Sometimes grotesque, sometimes playful, Centina’s art is both dark, conceptual and raw, it speaks to your unconscious, to your…
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‘Cerchio G016’ New mural by Giulio Vesprini in Porto Sant’Elpidio, Italy
Here a quick update from Italian visual artist Giulio Vesprini and his abstract canvases painted on walls. The new mural, titled “Cerchio G016”, was painted in Porto Sant’Elpidio, Italy for the “Parlare Futuro” project where a series of talks about the language of urban art and its role in society took place last week. The…
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Preview: Gilbert1 ‘Falling to Pieces’ at Punto618 Art Gallery
This Sunday is the opening of Falling Into Pieces an exciting new solo show by French visual artist Gilbert1 at Punto618 Art Gallery in Turin, Italy. Coming from a graffiti background and having devoted himself to calligraphy and typography for a long time, Gilbert1 is one few artists that have managed the transition from the street to gallery working…
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Robert Proch & Chazme ‘Brutalismopolis Chronicles’ at Galleri Kirk
Tomorrow Saturday is the opening of ‘Brutalismopolis Chronicles’ Robert Proch and Chazme‘s collaborative exhibition at Galleri Kirk in Aalborg, Denmark. In ‘Brutalismopolis Chronicles’, as the exhibition was titled, the two artists wish to put light on the large problems Europe is facing right now and as expressed by the artists “the way that internal economics and immigration are addressed…
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Preview: Jan Kaláb “Tension” at BC Gallery in Berlin
Next week is the opening of “TENSION” Czech visual artist Jan Kaláb new exhibition at BC Gallery in Berlin consisting of a series of canvases and sculpture. “TENSION” is all about the development of Jan Kaláb’s style through the years. Coming from a classic graffiti background and being one of the pioneers of Eastern European graffiti in the early…
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Brandalist takeovers to Protest the COP21 Climate Conference in Paris
Last week and two days before the launch of the UN COP21 Climate Conference, 600 posters made by 82 Artists from 19 different countries were covertly distributed and hung within the city of Paris. The event was organized by the Brandalism project and is meant to challenge the corporate takeover of the Paris climate talks, forming…
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Luca Ledda New street pieces x Festival Concreto, Brazil
Italian visual artist Luca Ledda was until recently in Brazil invited to take part of this year’s Festival Concreto organized for which he painted a couple of street pieces in the streets of Fortaleza, Brazil. Beautiful in a very singular way, the work of Italian illustrator and muralist Luca Ledda will certainly catch your eye. His line work makes everything…
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