StreetArtNews will hold a pop-up exhibition in Tokyo showcasing brand new artworks from D*Face, ONEQ, Martin Whatson, Hua Tunan, Cloakwork and prints by Banksy. The ephemeral exhibition will be on display from the 21st of June through the 29th of June. Join us for the opening of “IKIGAI” on June 21st at 6PM at Basement
Our friend 2501 just returned from a month-long adventure around the beautiful countryside of Peru. His first pieces were created in the city of Ollantaytambo in the Andes region. The second part was painted deep within the Peruvian jungle near Pucalpa, inside a community of Ashaninka, a tribe from Peru. Working in partnership with UNESCO,
Our friend Rabi of Cyrcle just finished a gigantic collaboration with JR for Branded Arts Maya Angelou Mural Festival which just happened in Los Angeles, California. Part of JR’s Inside Out Project, the French artist create a large installation with hundreds of portraits that were taken at the school. Rabi from Cyrcle spent a few days
Our friend Bjørn Van Poucke and The Crystal Ship have just completed their latest street art project in Nieuwpoort, a small city at the Belgian coast, with Brussels artists Oli-B. Oli-B is an artist from Brussels, Belgium. His work ranges across a huge array of media: acrylic, spray paint as well as digital or screen printing
Similar to his NYC stunt a couple years back, British artist Banksy hide himself amongst street vendors in Italy for the Venice Bienalle 2019. The elusive artist put together a clean setup that joined together several paintings which were entitled “Venice in Oil”. The entire body of work depicted a large cruise ship navigating within
Mexican artist Farid Rueda just finished working on a large new piece somewhere on the busy streets of Belgrade in Serbia. It took several day for Farid to create this ultra-vibrant artwork. The mural shows a large-scale rendition of a young lady wearing a colorful eagle mask against a background that makes it really pop.
Determined to continue the conveying of his extraordinary views and art in the most peculiar places, from Al-Azraq refugee camp in the deserts of north Jordan to abandoned factories in Croatia, Pejac recently completed a series of interventions within the oldest prison in Spain, the Penitentiary Center of El Dueso. Located at the entrance of
Long time world traveller David De La Mano is now in Berlin where he was invited by the good people from Urban Nation. Painting for the “One Wall” mural project curated by Yasha Young, the talented artist brought to life one of his over-sized shadows in the streets of Berlin. Entitled “Gray Habitat”, the piece
