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#Repost @freemarwannow ・・・ BREAKING: Activists unv

#Repost @freemarwannow
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BREAKING: Activists unveil Marwan Barghouti statue in Parliament Square

Today, activists unveiled a new statue of Marwan Barghouti in Parliament Square, but were then intercepted by police.

Marwan Barghouti has been imprisoned by Israel for 24 years, 1 month and 19 days for crimes he did not commit. He was convicted by a court he did not recognise in a trial widely criticised by legal experts and human rights observers.

A sitting Palestinian parliamentarian at the time of his arrest, he remains, more than two decades later, the most popular choice for Palestinian leadership in opinion polls.
Often called ‘Palestine’s Mandela’, he is a powerful symbol of hope and a long-time advocate for freedom and dignity for the Palestinian people.

Nelson Mandela was once politically isolated and labelled a terror*st before being recognised as a global symbol of freedom and justice. Marwan Barghouti faces a similar fate.

The statue may not stand in Parliament Square yet, but we know this is a just cause. One day, Marwan will take his rightful place alongside other civil rights leaders.

Free Marwan. Free Palestine.
@FreeMarwanNow

📌 Parliament Square, London.
🎤 Audio from Marwan Barghouti’s last interview with international media, conducted by C4 News in his prison cell in 2006.

#Repost @graffmatt ・・・ Back from Bristol 🇬🇧 Huge t

#Repost @graffmatt
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Back from Bristol 🇬🇧
Huge thanks to the @upfest team for the invitation and for such an amazing edition ✨
So happy to have shared this week with so many incredible artists, great conversations and beautiful moments.

A big thank you as well to all the people from the neighborhood for the warm welcome and kindness throughout the whole painting process

And a special mention to @dearoldthing whose universe, objects and timeless atmosphere inspired this entire mural. Without this place, this flying house probably would never have existed.

#upfest #urbanart #streetart #graffitiart muralart

#Repost @vhils ・・・ 🛘⚒️Work in progress in Mexico 🇲

#Repost @vhils
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🛘⚒️Work in progress in Mexico 🇲🇽 Los Cabos. More updates soon 🔜

🎥 @samuel_cosme_avelar
🎼 @alanthechemist

#vhils #art #streetart #méxico mexico

#Repost @insane51 ・・・ A tribute to Alfred the Gori

#Repost @insane51
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A tribute to Alfred the Gorilla, one of Bristol’s most iconic figures. 🦍

Painted in Bristol for @cabotcircus in collaboration with @upfest .

The blue layer shows Alfred alive, sitting in front of the moon.
The red layer reveals his skeleton surrounded by blooming flowers. A reflection on memory, mortality, and the legacy he left behind.

Alfred arrived at Bristol Zoo in 1930 and became a symbol of the city for generations. Even decades after his death, his story remains deeply connected to Bristol’s identity.

— Insane 51

The Poetry of Collapse: The Aesthetic and Activism

The Poetry of Collapse: The Aesthetic and Activism of Murmure. An Interview with @murmurestreet

In this conversation, the artists discuss the studio-to-street creative process, the evolving politics of public art, and the foundational role of optimism in addressing the world’s darkest realities.

https://streetartunitedstates.com/the-poetry-of-collapse-the-aesthetic-and-activism-of-murmure/

Synergy By @pejac_art

Synergy By @pejac_art

By @juli.stankevych Oil on canvas (with newspaper

By @juli.stankevych

Oil on canvas (with newspaper)
12x16” (30x40 cm)

@andrew.kinsman_fine.art.design ・・・ ‘A FAMILIAR ST

@andrew.kinsman_fine.art.design
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‘A FAMILIAR STRANGER’

The café held the last warmth of the evening — amber light, untouched coffee, the safety of staying still. Outside, the rain turned the street blue as he slowed beneath the window, searching for the courage to come in. They knew each other once, but only in fragments: late conversations, missed timings, a goodbye neither of them meant properly. She had already seen him through the glass and pretended not to. In another moment, the door will open, bringing the cold in with him, and both of them will have to decide whether this is a second chance or simply another passing night

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