Tag: Street art
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Axel Void ‘LIFE’ New mural in London, UK
After an excellent participation at this year’s Nuart Festival, Miami-based artist Alejandro Dordas aka Axel Void headed to London where he after just a few days quickly painted this beautiful mural based on a photo he took in a slum known as G.S. Nagar in Chennai, India. Titled ‘LIFE’ and curated by Unit 5 Gallery London with…
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Gaia ‘Archangel Michael and the Dragon’ New mural in Kiev
Archangel Michael and the Dragon Архангел Михаил і дракон is the name of Gaia‘s latest mural in Kiev, Ukraine in Kyiv for Art United Us organised by Geo Leros with curatorial help from Iryna Kanishcheva. As explained by Gaia, the archangel Michael is a prominent figure in Ukrainian and Russian Orthodoxy, often invoked as protection from invasion…
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iNO “The Entrepeneur” new mural in Kiev for Art United Us
Greek artist iNO is back in Kiev where he recently finished his second mural for the amazing ongoing project Art United Us. Titled The entrepreneur and curated by Geo Leros and Iryna Kanishcheva, the new mural depicts a faceless businessman holding from a giant naked arm that according to the artist, represents the hand of a working class man. Like…
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Spidertag x for Artnit festival 2016 in Mallorca, Spain
Spidertag sent a couple of weeks ago some images of his latest piece, a fabulous installation for the Artnit festival in Mallorca, Spain that he has chosen to call ‘The Experimental Neon Lights Operation.’ According to the artist, the story started 4 months ago when working on the preparations for his first solo show in Madrid…
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Nuart’s indoor exhibition is all about ‘Post-Street Art’
Last Saturday I had the opportunity to assist to the inaugural exhibition of one of the most highly anticipated events this year, the renowned NuArt Festival in Stavanger, Norway. Titled “Post-Street Art” the exhibition features unique artworks specifically created for the event inside the gallery. The idea of a “Post-Street Art” movement has been adopted to describe artworks, artists and events that…
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‘Dismayland Nord’ by Jeff Gillette opens today at Nuart Gallery
Today is the opening of US legend Jeff Gillette‘s first ever solo exhibition in Scandinavia at the former Reed Projects Gallery, now Nuart Gallery and Project Space. Considered an inspiration for Banksy, Jeff Gillette, a Fine Art Masters graduate from California State University, has been making collages featuring accoutrements of Disney culture for over two decades, being recently…
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ECB Hendrik Beikirch “Vera” x Stadt.Wand.Kunst 2016
German artist ECB Hendrik Beikirch just finished this huge mural portrait for this year’s Stad.Wand.Kunst in Manheim, Germany. Known for his outstanding photorealistic black and white portraits, Beirkich focuses on the meaning of each face he paints which are not only related to specific persons, but also the people and the culture they represent: “these…
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Seacreative x FallOut Festival in Italy
Italian artist Fabrizio Sarti aka Seacreative sent over a few images of his last mural for the FallOut Walls event in Trino, Italy. Although Seacreative makes use of a slightly different approach to his traditional imagery this time, the new mural is without doubt a good expression of his illustrative style: a linear style that gives shape…
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Tellas “Revealing the Past” in Sardinia, Italy
Tellas is currently enjoying the summer in beautiful Sardinia, where he recently painted this new mural in Lanusei, a small town located north for Cagliari. Titled “Revealing the past” and painted on a derelict wall, the new mural explores the relationship between past and present, new and old, in a poetic manner. Making use of…
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Barlo x Gods in Love “Muta” New mural in Barletta, Italy
Italian urban artist Barlo just sent a few images of this new mural painted in collaboration with Gods in Love in sunny Italy where the cicadas were molting, hence the title of the piece “Muta”. Cicadas begin life as a rice-shaped egg. Once the egg hatches the cicada begins staying underground from 2 to 17 years…
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