Tag: Street art
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Shared Roots mural by El Mac in Los Angeles, California
Here are two of El Mac’s most recent murals painted for the City of Los Angeles and produced with the support of Art Share L.A. and Meta Housing on the exterior of an affordable housing project in South Central LA, just below the DTLA Fashion District. As explained by the artist, the initial inspiration for the agricultural theme of…
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Street Art Pioneer Blek Le Rat Tours Texas and Tennessee
French artist Blek le Rat, often described as the father of stencil graffiti and to many the godfather of street art, was recently in the US invited by Brian Greif of 2:32AM Projects who curated the tour that brought the artist and his work to cities like Nashville, Waco, Austin, and Houston. Despite being France’s graffiti art pioneer (he says he…
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Kidghe interprets the essence of the city through new mural
Mexican street artist Kidghe completed recently one of his biggest murals to date in Mexico City, a 78 meters high piece painted on one of the lateral walls of the the Secretariat of Housing and Urban Development (SEDUVI) in charge of the city’s development. According to the artist, the idea behind the mural is to…
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Guido van Helten and Fintan Magee paint stunning mural in in Tehran, Iran
Last November Australian artists Guido van Helten and Fintan Magee travelled to Tehran as the first foreign artists invited to paint in the country by the Australian embassy in Iran to celebrate its 50th year of operation. Titled “The Carpet Repair Men’, the new mural is the result of the artists research on Persian carpet making, its distribution and…
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Elian Chali New works in Argentina, Brazil and Barcelona
There is no other way to put it. Argentinian artist and architect Elian Chali is a prolific one creating during the past months a series of monumental murals in different parts of the world; Spain, Brazil and Argentina. Known for his abstract and anamorphic compositions through which he reflects and modifies the perception of architectural…
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Add Fuel and Antonyo Marest paint eye catching collaborative mural in Miami
Antonyo Marest (SP) and Diogo Machado aka Add Fuel (PT) spent a few days ago in Miami in occasion of Basel House Mural Festival for which they painted this incredible and eye catching collaborative piece combining two different, but apparently highly compatible styles Titled “Tropical Sunshine Tile” the new mural combines Diogo Machado’s unique approach to the language…
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ETNIK “Eikosi” for GNV URBAN ART in Jacksonville, Florida (USA)
ETNIK is currently in Jacksonville, Florida invited to paint a wall for the newly established GNV URBAN ART project, organised and curated by Iryna Kanishcheva. When looking at the mural, there is one thing we all can agree; the mail theme is water. When explaining the concept for the mural, ETNIK says: “I chose water as an…
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ZED1 “No Poverty” mural in Turin, Italy
Italian street artist ZED1 is one of seventeen artists who were recently invited by the city of Turin in Italy to create a mural as part of a project intended to give shape to the United Nations Global Goals. The first of those goals is No Poverty, which became the title of ZED1’s new mural…
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Book: OZMO 1998-2018 Graffiti, Street Art, Paintings. Evolution of an Artist.
OZMO 1998-2018 is 248 pages that tell the story of the evolution of an artist, of a generation of artists and the history of an avant-garde. From Graffiti to muralism, from art galleries to museums, Ozmo’s artistic career highlights and reveals that of a handful of artists who, in the streets and their dynamics, found…
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BORONDO returns to the streets with “Mites terram possident” for Wall in Art 2018
Spanish raising star Borondo, is back with “Mites terram possident”, a stunning piece painted for the Wall in Art project, promoted by Camonica Valley Cultural District and the institutional Group of Coordination of Unesco Site n.94, in collaborazion with the municipality of Malegno. Overlooking Piazza Casari in Malegno, Borondo’s mural was created to open for various interpretations…
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