Tag: Street art
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‘Martine in the forest’ by Telmo Miel in Versailles, France
‘Martine in the forest’ is the Dutch duo Telmo Miel‘s newest mural painted a few weeks ago in Versailles, France for Quai36 a project launched in 2015 as a way to bring art to the heart of the Gare du Nord train station in Paris. Painted in Versailles, just 20 km from Paris, the new mural reflects the…
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Moniker Art fair partners with Urban Nation to celebrate British urban artists
And finally back from holidays with one good news. We recently heard that Moniker Art fair will be partnering with Urban Nation Museum, the urban contemporary art museum in Berlin, to curate an installation hall celebrating British artists and their response to England, the politics of Brexit and youth life today. According to the organisers, interest in…
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Mrfijodor “Plastic Rain” New mural in Mantua, Italy
Italian artist Mrfijodor was recently in beautiful Mantua, Italy for this year’s Without Frontiers – Lunetta a Colori 2019 that this year has been hosting artists like mohamed L’Ghacham, Corn79, TemoMiel, Dado, Xena – Fatima de Juan, Mrfijodor and more. The event is curated by Simona Gavioli and Giulia Giliberti. The theme of this year’s festival is inspired…
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B-MURALS launched as Street Art Center of Barcelona
The street art project B–MURALS was recently launched in Barcelona giving room to a series of murals, conferences, exhibitions, workshops, music and much more curated by the art association Difusor and developed at the legendary Nau Bostik, an old factory transformed into a self-managed cultural space. Among other things, B–MURALS Festival & Conferences invited a series of…
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Italian artist duo Gummy Gue paint entire playground in Breda, Netherlands
Curated by Blind Walls Gallery and supported by the Municipality of Breda, Netherlands the new piece by the Italian artist brothers. Marco and Andrea Mangione, aka Gummy Gue, covers the entire surface of a playground in Odilia van Salmstraat, in the Gerardus Macella neighbourhood in Breda. Titled Orbital, the piece is a large mural painted on…
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OZMO “Al suono delle trombe” New mural in Rieti, Italy
Here are a few images of Ozmo‘s latest mural, painted on the exterior wall of courthouse in Rieti, Italy as part of a project organised by The Uncommon Factory, “Trame – Tracce di memoria”. Titled Al suono delle trombe, the monumental work is dedicated to the city and its inhabitants and linked to its history and…
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“Hogar” New mural by Pastel in Santa Fe, Argentina
“Hogar” is Argentinian street artist Francisco Díaz aka Pastel newest mural painted in Santa Fe, Argentina a few weeks ago. The piece is inspired by the development of FONAVI (social housing program) which was built during the military government in 1982. According to Pastel, the project consisted of tiny apartments in which the government planned…
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Out in the Open kicks off its fifth edition with the work of TelmoMiel
Danish KIRK Gallery just announced the line-up for Out in the Open’s fifth edition, a mural project launched by the gallery in 2014 and that this Spring will include renowned artist like Vhils (PT), Seth (FR), TelmoMiel (NL), Oliver Vernon (USA), Fintan Magee (AU), Joram Roukes (NL) and Nils Westergard (USA). According to the organisers, the aim of the gallery by inviting all these artist to Aalborg, Denmark is to bring art…
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New work by Johannes Mundinger in South Korea
German artist and muralist Johannes Mundinger was recently in South Korea where he spent a month as an artist in residence at Yeobaek Seowon or House of Books. Twice a year the house of books invites a scientist, poet or artist to spend some time there, working in between ginseng and rice fields, next to the forest. As…
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ElbiElem “Liberty” at abandoned place in the Costa Brava, Girona
This interesting sculpture is the work of Spanish artist Elbi Elem created at an abandoned building in Costa Brava, Girona in Spain. Titled LIBERTY, the installation consists of a white static sculpture suspended in the air, a white moving ghost balancing in the middle of the room, rotating in a way that generates an infinity of points…
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