Over the last weekend the fabulous pairing of SPZero76 and Mr Wigz got busy on one of the middle arches of the Carriageworks. Their combinations work very well and have a vibrancy and humour about them. SPZero76 works on the characters, which often feature a raccoon, which is odd because despite them appearing in the live […]
via 187. Stokes Croft, the Carriageworks (6) — Natural adventures
Os Gemeos is back at it again, this time around in Milan. After collaborating with their close friend JR they duo traveled to Milan to paint the inaugural mural for the “Outside the Cube” project. The Brazilian twins used the surface to their advantage by creating a mural that resembled a train car with one […]
Another batch from that fantastic industrial estate (still more to come). These are basically closer, more detailed shots of what was posted last time. I hope you enjoy them!
Street art in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, by artist Didier Jaba Mathieu. Photo by Didier Jaba Mathieu.
Tucked away from the main drag in Bristol is this masterpiece by Nick Walker. This amazing stencil which dates back to at least May 2010 blends in so well with the architrave surround and brick wall. The piece can be found just beyond the rear entrance, turning right out of the exit, of Colston’s Hall. […]
Spanish artist Labuena Ylamala created a few days ago an impressive piece at the heart of an abandoned fabric somewhere in Barcelona. Titled “Dialelo” the new piece is a mix of mural painting and kinetic sculpture that gives shape to an anamorphic image in movement. This new work follows Labuena Ylamala’s obsession with movement and balance, […]
via Labuena Ylamala new street intervention in Barcelona — Urbanite
This is is the introduction on Jetsonorama’s website: “The question I’m asked most frequently is how a black doctor in his 50s working on the Navajo reservation started doing street art on said reservation. In retrospect, it was only natural for this evolution to occur.” 2016: Navaho Nation: 2016: Colorado Plateau: 2016 Cow Springs: 2016: […]
via Jetsonorama. Navajo Nation. Painted Desert Project. — Frankie Beane
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