Next week, Norwegian stencil superstar Martin Whatson will be opening his biggest solo exhibition to date in Los Angeles with RexRomae Gallery. After several months of studio work, the Norwegian artist is now ready to unveil a new body of work which will also include several of his iconic past images. On top of that,
Dulk aka Antonio Segura Donat has just sent in some images of his latest wall that he painted in Long Beach, California. Known for his murals of extinct animas and global warming – this is another mural touching on the subject of poachers, with the mural being called “The Poacher”. Modern-day poaching is no longer about taking one
Cinta Vidal recently finished a rad new wall located on the streets of Napa in California for the RAD Napa Street Art project curated by Thinkspace Gallery and sponsored by The Napa Valley Wine Train. Barcelona-based artist and illustrator Cinta Vidal Agulló defies gravity and architectural conventions to create encapsulated scenes of intersecting perspectives. Painted with
Argentinean muralist Pastel just sent over some brand new images of his latest artwork which was recently completed somewhere on the streets of San Leandro in California. Entitled “Costanoan”, the piece’s title targets a type Native American people from the Northern California coast. When Spanish explorers and missionaries arrived in the late 18th century, the Ohlone inhabited
Fin DAC continues his tour around The States with a stop off at the Central California Coast to add another piece to his “Hidden Beauties” series of works. As per the norm with these works, the artist hasn’t revealed a location other than informing us that “Souzaste is painted on large, rusty old water tank
British-artist DFace recently finished working on a large new piece on the streets of Los Angeles in sunny California. DFace and his loyal assistant were given a huge wall in the city of angels where they spent several hours to create this awesome new piece entitled “Love Struck”. The piece features some of DFace’s signature
Zio Ziegler and Ever teamed up in Milli Valley in California to work on this new piece which is entitled “The Mysterious Thing”. This piece is an homage to the mexican muralism combined with the surrealism movement. This is combination of 2 different movements however they are connected by shapes and forms. “Behold my brothers, the spring has come;
POW! WOW! Long Beach to place last week and our amigos from Telmo Miel were in town where they created this new piece entitled “Far From Tired”. This piece was created for the Californian brown pelican, a species that is currently being threatened. With this piece, the Dutch duo tells us that we have to take
