London based artist Michael John Hunter just finished spectacular piece entitled “Broken Wrestler”. The sculpture is based on his old scuffed up toy WWE action figure. “As you can see the toy the sculpture is based on has a lot of wear and tear. These elements are then replicated in a larger scale for the final
Roa’s latest show, ‘Annihilation’ is on now at Backwoods Gallery, Melbourne, but due to current circumstances, the exhibition is only available for viewing by appointment only. However, as a special treat for StreetArtNews fans, we have loads of pictures of the install and artworks to share with the rest of the world. Stay tuned to
The Amsterdam-based street artist known as FAKE has created a mural, and free downloadable print of his new piece entitled “Super Nurse”. FAKE’s intention for this project is to raise awareness, and as a thank you to all the healthcare and medical professionals risking their health currently battling COVID-19 worldwide.
Jerusalem based artist duo (and brothers), Gab and Elna, also known as Brothers of Light just finished their piece entitled “Brothers”. It is another billboard project created during their residency stay in Mexico City. Growing up, they became involved in the skate scene and were exposed to the diversity of Jerusalem’s streets, which influences their
French artist Ludo is back with another piece in his favorite city. The artist made the mural to mark what the world is experiencing at the moment – the virus outbreak, quarantines, confinement, the list goes on. This piece features Ludo’s trademark skull-grape design together with his signature shade of green. Take a look below at
Scotland’s ‘Banksy’ – The Rebel Bear just finished working on this new piece entitled “The Rotting Apple”. Street artist, known as ‘The Rebel Bear’ has been creating street art over the last 3 years throughout Scotland as well as London and Calais. The themes of his work cover politics, love, human emotion and comment on the “absurdity” of the
Spanish artist Escif is back with a new monumental piece at Valencia Public Square. The project titles “This Too Shall Pass” started a year ago when they started building the big wood sculpture. A big 20 meters girl on meditation pose was installed on for the Falles, a traditional celebration held in the city. “The
Dutch street art duo composed of Telmo Pieper and Miel Krutzman, also known as ‘Telmo Miel’ just finished working on this new piece in Roeselare, Belgium. This project came together through extensive neighbourhood participation starting over a year ago. Together with the elderly of the rest home Motena, they debated style, artist and concept. Their recent
