“Mural Social Club: Back to School!” kicks off with its first murals by Seth GlobePainter
The Mural Social Club kicks off its summer long project, “Mural Social Club: Back to School!“, with 2 murals realized by French street artist and activist Julien Malland (aka Seth GlobePainter). Both murals were painted at the Popasna school in the Luhansk region of Ukraine, which is located on the Donbass conflict frontline. The school was affected by the conflict and …
Nimi’s “The Last Traveller” in Stavanger
The Bergen-based artist NIMI recently completed an amazing mural in Stavanger (Norway) for Nuart’s ‘Art City’ program: a new initiative outside of Nuart’s annual flagship festival. About The Mural Entitled “The Last Traveler”, the mural depicts a Nepalese Nomadic woman who has no home and no direction, with her baggage, culture and identity on her shoulder, …
Honest And Candid Interview With Dulk
Antonio Segura Donat aka Dulk, is a Spanish artist, born in Valencia in 1983. As a child Antonio used to copy illustrations of exotic animals he found in his parents’ collection of old encyclopedias. And he took his sketchbook with him everywhere he went. At the age of nineteen, a close friend persuaded him to tackle …
NEVERCREW “Baring machine” for the Satka Street Art Festival
Swiss street artists Christian Rebecchi and Pablo Togni from the internationally renowned duo NEVERCREW were recently in Satka, Russia invited to be part of the Satka Street Art Festival, curated by Fund Sobranie Moscow, for which they painted two murals. About The Murals The first mural, the largest one, was realised in Satka, the administrative center of Satkinsky …
Rustam QBic in Kiev For Art United Us
The Ukrainian art initiative Art United Us kicks off its second year with a mural by Russian Artist Rustam QBic in Kiev, Ukraine. This is Rustam’s second mural for Art United Us. About The Mural Entitled “The Boy And The Sea” the mural depicts a boy sitting on the beach during sunset holding a brush, and beside …
“Cola na Veia”: A documentary on the Wheat Pasting Culture in Sao Paulo.
The documentary “Cola na Veia” (The Wheat Pasting) by MaicknucleaR, is an independent production which explores the plurality of themes and narratives brought by the art made using posters – the wheat pasting – interfering in the urbanization using only paper and wheat paste. The film features 30 artists of the wheat pasting scene, which …
Interview with Pat Perry
Pat Perry is an American artist and illustrator based in the Detroit area. He likes to spend his time drawing, painting, listening to music, reading and writing, even when he believes that fundamentally pictures speak louder than words. His street art works are often a mixture of social injustice and his native Midwestern sensibilities. I connected with Pat …
“Get off”: an art Installation by PIOTR JANOWSKI in Łódź
The art installation Get off, Łódź Fabryczna (Poland) that Polish Artist Piotr Janowski especially designed on the occasion of the opening of the new Train Station Łódź Fabryczna, is a reflection about the turbulent history of the city and its bright future. About The Project The impressive steam locomotive Px 48, built 1953 in Poland, is …
INTI “Our north is the south” in Port Adelaide, Australia
Chilean painter and muralist Inti Castro better known as Inti is currently in Australia where he recently finished this new mural for the Wonderwalls festival in Port Adelaide. Titled “Our north is the south” the new mural features one of Inti’s signature characters, the kusillo, an innocent looking figure dressed as a clown, but unlike previous works the …
Splash and Burn: an art campaign taking aim at Indonesia’s palm oil industry
It’s not the sort of street art you’d expect to find on a swampy patch of degraded forest land on the Indonesian island of Sumatra. But the renowned Lithuanian artist Ernest Zacharevic spent the past 2 years selecting a group of international artists to work on an artistic response to the global palm oil industry. …
Dulk in Wittenberg
Spanish artist DULK just completed a colorful mural in the city of Wittenberg in Germany for the Kura Fest 2017, that was organized by the Wbmotion association. About The Mural Entitled “Where we used to scream”, the mural examines the life of the salmon fish that swim against the stream but are surrounded by the dangers of being eaten …
Telmo Miel strike again in Australia
The Dutch duo Telmo Miel are still in Australia where they recently completed their second mural ‘Life of a Story’ in Perth, curated by the Sherrie Wilson Projects. About The Mural Painted in Midland, the mural “Life of a Story” was inspired by the area around it, especially by the old railway workshops that used to …