Category: Art
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‘Concrete Alphabets’ at 886 Geary Gallery in San Francisco, CA
Concrete Alphabets, an exhibition curated by Poesia at 886Geary Gallery in San Francisco opened last week bringing together the letter-based work of six contemporary artists such as Defer (Los Angeles), Faust (New York), Niels Shoe Meulman (Amsterdam), Rostarr (New York), Stohead (Germany) and Zepha-Vincent Abadie Hafez (France). Drawing their inspiration from everything from American and European graffiti to calligraphy in addition to…
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BLU paints new controversial mural in Chiomonte, Italy
Italian artist BLU was recently in Chiomonte Italy where he experienced the arrest and conviction of four No Tav activists found guilty of “corruption” and initially accused of terrorism (charges expired), the same happened now a couple of weeks ago to Lucio Alberti Graziano Mazzarelli and Francesco Sala who were accused of vandalism, possession of weapon and violence against the…
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Amazing portal-like illusion by 1010 in France
Invited by Galerie Itinerrance, German artist 1010, known for his magnificent 3D trompe l’oeil painted this amazing 4500 m2 piece taking advantage of the remodeling of the interchange of the 13th arrondissement in Paris in partnership with SEMAPA . In less than a week, 4,500 m2 of asphalt were covered by 400 liters of paint creating the illusion of…
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New murals by Axel Void x Katowice Street Art Festival, Poland
Axel Void spent a couple of weeks in Katowice, Poland painting a couple of murals in Szopienice, a working class neighbourhood in the outskirts of Katowice. The murals were painted on both sides of a zinc melter factory and are part of Void’s ongoing “Mediocre” series being a beautiful and haunting homage to working class and everyday…
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“Cáscara” a new street piece by Pablo S Herrero in Salamanca, Spain
Somewhere in Barrio Blanco, an old town where only a few houses still stand, we find this new mural piece by Spanish artist Pablo S. Herrero known for his poetic approach to painting and haunting imagery. ‘Cáscara’/’Rind’, painted on the outer wall of one of those houses in process of being torn down, makes reference…
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Elian x Pastel “Fallas” at Montana Gallery Barcelona
Argentinian artists Pastel and Elian are currently in Barcelona for the opening of “Fallas” their new show at Montana gallery Barcelona. “Fallas” can be translated as “defects”, its consequences and alterations and the new exhibition, consisting of a new body of work specially created for the occasion, intends to portray the premeditated or induced error in their own and particular way….
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Sten Lex for ALT!rove Festival in Catanzaro, Italy
Here the new and interesting contribution of the duo Sten Lex for this year’s awesome ALT!rove Festival in Catanzaro, Italy being the 10th mural created for their project Abstractism – space>place. Titled “Abeti”, the new wall is a very good example of Sten Lex’s recent artistic research that has led to a completely new approach to painting. Still using their…
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Remi Rough brings his magic to Morocco
Remi Rough was recently in Morocco where he painted this new mural for the Jidar mural festival last weekend in the heart of Rabat. The new mural covers almost the entire façade of the Technopark building in Morocco’s coastal capital, located just a few minutes away from the bustling Medina. The style is easily recognisable with a bright colour…
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Luigi Loquarto (GIG) New mural in Terlizzi, Italy
After announcing his last exhibition in Monza, Italian artist Luigi Loquarto aka GIG made his way to Terlizzi where he painted this new wall for MAT – Laboratorio Urbano. Titled “Accumulo”, the new mural is a good example of his work; an organic composition of stones where form is as important as the concept behind…
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Sepe “The Golden Age Of Grotesque” New mural in Warsaw
This Friday is the opening of The Golden Age Of Grotesque Polish artist Michael Sepe‘s new solo show at Lawrence Alkin Gallery in London and will include a total of 19 new works that Polish artist created especially for this event. After years as a graffiti artist Sepe has finally found his way to a smaller format…
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