Tag: Street art
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Twoone x Urban Spree in Berlin
Hiroyasu Tsuri also known as TwoOne is back in Berlin where he recently finished this new mural for this year’s Urban Spree Festival and Spokebike. Originally from Japan, TwoOne moved to Australia at the age of 18, since then he has become a leading figure in Australian street art with nearly a decade of street work. His work often shows…
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Joachim Ixcalli New mural in Badalona, Spain
Here a few images of American artist Joachim Ixcalli’s new mural in Badalona, Spain a project curated by SPOGO and OpenWalls Barcelona. The new mural represents a good example of Ixcalli’s unique style inspired by his multicultural background and surroundings that give shape to an interesting juxtaposition between geometry, and figurative and linear work in an interplay of…
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New haunting mural by Tellas in Foggia, Italy
And after a short break I am back with this new mural by young Italian artist Tellas, painted for Mukanda Festival and curated by ALTrove – Street Art Festival in Vico del Gargano, Foggia, Italy. Whilst most street art nowadays feels vibrant and extremely explicit, Tellas works, inspired by nature itself and its surroundings, provide us with a feeling of balance…
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“The Mediterranean Tunnel” Poignant new murals by MTO
Our friends from the Incipit project just sent some images of MTO’s latest interventions in Sliema, Malta and Sapri, Italy. The murals addresses the migration issue Europe confronts today by depicting the hyperrealistic image of a man entering trough one side of a building in Malta and coming out through another one in Italy. The first part of…
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2 Bankys murals will be auctioned next month for an estimated price of 1 million dollars
On Wednesday, September 30, 2015, Julien’s Auctions will host its annual Street Art auction in Beverly Hills featuring the sale of two murals by Banksy; “Donkey Documents” and “I Remember When All This Was Trees” for an estimated price of 1 million dollars. “Donkey Documents” (Estimate: $400,000-$600,000) was created in Bethlehem in 2007 and depicts a donkey having its identification…
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“Same or Better” New mural by Morik in Saint Petersburg
A few months ago painted Marat Danilyan also known as Morik this wonderful wall in Street Art Museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Having a look at Morik’s artistic production we are confronted with a marvellous compositions where the artist seems to challenge the viewer by combining recognisable scenes with abstract shapes and abstractions, but using colour as unifying element…
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Evoca1 x Richmond Mural Project in Virginia, USA
Evoca1 is now in Richmond where he just finished this new piece titled ‘Glory” | Civil War Union drummer boy’ for the Richmond Mural project and Art Whino. The man behind Sketches for Mankind, a project was conceived as a away to raise awareness to important local and world issues through art, while raising funds for those in…
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Levalet “One Too Many” New street piece in Paris
Levalet is once again back in the streets of Paris with this new street piece titled “Celle de trop” or “One Too Many”. As usual, Levalet creates a witty piece using indian ink to create a site-specific artwork that interfere with its surrounding architecture and urban environment. The piece itself depicts a man sitting on the…
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Kenor x Miau Fanzara 2015 – Spain
This eye-catching mural is the work of Spanish artist Kenor and his contribution to this year’s Miau Fanzara festival in Castelló de la Plana in Spain. As in the rest of Kenor’s work this new mural is massive in scale characterized by the use of bright colours and clear shapes allowing the viewer to re-create what he calls “spaces of freedom”, submitting…
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“Vascular Endemism” New mural by Pastel x Walk & Talk Azores
Argentinian artist and muralist Pastel is now in the beautiful Azores where he recently finished his first mural for the always great Walk & Talk festival. “Vascular Endemism” refers to vascular plants are also known as higher plants or tracheophytes. Their defining characteristic is the differentiation of transport tissue throughout their structure. The artist explains that since…
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