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The American Dream By Jofre Oliveras

Vittoria Benzine Vittoria Benzine December 23, 2019

One’s relationship to the place where they live largely depends upon their privilege, stemming either from the environment they were born into or the circumstances affecting their life. Either way, the experience of any one place is different for every person inhabiting that place. Rankings like those provided by US News incorporate metrics considering cost …

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Wallspot, More Than An Urban Art Platform

Vittoria Benzine Vittoria Benzine April 30, 2020

Growing global appreciation for street art has animated every set of eyes that interacts with the medium. As this art form has gained widespread renown, studio artists have taken their talents to the streets in search of fresh air and increased connection with viewers. Tourists have come to understand public art as a visual face …

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15 Artists To Look Out For In 2019

Rachel Margolin Rachel Margolin February 4, 2019

Every day, more and more artists are taking their spray cans and getting out there to prove to the world they have what it takes to earn a spot among the most recognized artists. Many don’t use their own names, but they give identity to neighborhoods and areas all across the globe. They remind us …

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Our Own Top 10 Murals Of 2018

Vittoria Benzine Vittoria Benzine January 17, 2019

Street art continued to take over the world in 2018, adorning cities around the globe with massive works of gigantic expression. As cultural revolutions change the way we consider economic, political and social systems, the most notable murals of the previous year found intuitive ways to express both dissent and hope. Beyond the art itself, …

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Stefaan De Croock in Ostend

Barbara Picci Barbara Picci April 17, 2017

Belgian artist Stefaan De Croock created his last recycled wooden assemblage in Ostend, Belgium, for The Crystal Ship event. About The Mural The last piece by Stefaan De Croock in Ostend is the biggest yet ever realized by the artist. His installation, entirely composed by pieces of recycled wood, is 9 meters (30′) heigh. As usual, Stefaan uses …

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#Repost @mysweetgirls4 ・・・ Did you drink eno #Repost @mysweetgirls4 ・・・ Did you drink enough water today? #water #thirst #thirsty
#Repost @not_controversial_ ・・・ It is @not_c #Repost @not_controversial_ ・・・ It is @not_controversial_ to choose to think of other of others💕🕊️Repost @artists4ceasefire Think Of Others by Mahmoud Darwish As you prepare your breakfast, think of others (do not forget the pigeon’s food). As you conduct your wars, think of others (do not forget those who seek peace). As you pay your water bill, think of others (those who are nursed by clouds). As you return home, to your home, think of others (do not forget the people of the camps). As you sleep and count the stars, think of others (those who have nowhere to sleep). As you liberate yourself in metaphor, think of others (those who have lost the right to speak). As you think of others far away, think of yourself (say: “If only I were a candle in the dark”). 🕯️🕊️📢 @artists4ceasefire : “Repost In honor of all those working to end the suffering and oppression of others — in Palestine, Israel, and around the world — and as an invitation to those who have yet to speak out we share Mahmoud Darwish’s poem, “Think Of Others,” read by human rights champion, actor, and Artist4Ceasefire Richard Gere. Pope Francis embodied Darwish’s poem by dedicating his life to deep empathy and compassionate action for all who suffer. He called upon us to think about and care for one another, without exception. In his passing, we renew our commitment to center love in the protection of our shared humanity, and to do all we can to help achieve a permanent ceasefire, the release of all hostages, and an end to the blockade on lifesaving aid to civilians in Gaza. We stand for the well-being of all people, the protection of our fragile planet, and a just and lasting peace, everywhere.” @artists4ceasefire #PermanentCeasefireNow #ThinkOfOthers #LeadWithLove #notcontroversial ***
#Repost @martinwhatson ・・・ Quick street piec #Repost @martinwhatson ・・・ Quick street piece in Tokyo (Ohimachi)! Thanks to @gypsyeyestokyo for arranging! #Tokyo #streetwork #stencil #martinwhatson #thesign
#Repost @the_real_tunisia_ Djerbahood: an open-ai #Repost @the_real_tunisia_ Djerbahood: an open-air art gallery in Tunisia! Over 100 artists from around the world turned this village into an explosion of color, culture, and creativity. Every mural tells a story – and every alley is a surprise.
#Repost @arttyco ・・・ JEAN-MICHEL BASQUIAT #j #Repost @arttyco ・・・ JEAN-MICHEL BASQUIAT #jeanmichelbasquiat “Is there anger in you?” That’s what they asked Basquiat in a 1985 interview for the UK series State of the Art. His answer: silence. A pause so powerful it echoed louder than words. A silence that has since been interpreted in many ways—as resistance, fatigue, complexity, or just refusal to play along. In 1985, Basquiat was at a turning point: critically acclaimed, highly visible, and deeply conflicted. He was navigating fame, the art market, personal struggles—and the endless attempts to define Basquiat transformed rage, frustration, and injustice into color, line, and symbol. His silence wasn’t absence—it was a statement. A refusal to be boxed in or simplified. A moment that, like his work, demanded to be felt, not just understood. Still today, his voice resonates—raw, urgent, and painfully relevant. What emotions do you feel when watching that moment? #arttyco #Basquiat #ArtAsResistance #artist #art #NeoExpressionism #BlackArtistsMatter #artcurator #RevolutionaryArt #ArtThatSpeaks #ContemporaryArt #BasquiatInterview #StateOfTheArt
Today is Easter Sunday. A day that marks the resur Today is Easter Sunday. A day that marks the resurrection of Jesus—the story of an innocent man, beaten, humiliated, and nailed to a cross in front of a silent, complicit crowd. And yet, we call this day holy. We call it sacred. We dress in pastels, go to brunch, and speak of redemption and light. But how can we speak of resurrection when so many children are being crucified in real time?... https://streetartunitedstates.com/on-easter-sunday-this-world-is-not-normal-and-neither-am-i-anymore/
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