Our weekly interview with the street, this week featuring Gaia, Ludo, Liv, MBW, Beau, Yote, Clown Soldier, Faile, Man Standing, Roa, Sweet Toof, Headhoods, and Holy Family
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URVANITY 2020
Contemporary Urban Art fans, collectors, gallerists are coming together again this year in Madrid for Urvanity, a unique survey of current movements and trends along the Street Art/ graffiti/ urban a...
Contemporary Urban Art fans, collectors, gallerists are coming together again this year in Madrid for Urvanity, a unique survey of current movements and trends along the Street Art/ graffiti/ urban a...
MOMO Leaves His "Parting Line"
A year after its close, we open the book on American street artist MOMO’s new book chronicling the exhibition “Parting Line.” Writing about and covering his work for 15 years or so, we’re always plea...
A year after its close, we open the book on American street artist MOMO’s new book chronicling the exhibition “Parting Line.” Writing about and covering his work for 15 years or so, we’re always plea...
Stephen ESPO Powers Signage Spills Outside the Brooklyn Museum
While the branches on the trees in front of the Brooklyn Museum are not quite popping with buds it is a short time until they will be flushed with blossoms and then leaves, obscuring the view of some ...
While the branches on the trees in front of the Brooklyn Museum are not quite popping with buds it is a short time until they will be flushed with blossoms and then leaves, obscuring the view of some ...
Figurative Dispatch From Cuenca, Spain.
So far the activity of traipsing through a town to discover new Street Art, graffiti, and murals will not put you at risk of contracting a virus. Daniel Eime. Barrio San Antonio. Cuenca, Spain, (p...
So far the activity of traipsing through a town to discover new Street Art, graffiti, and murals will not put you at risk of contracting a virus. Daniel Eime. Barrio San Antonio. Cuenca, Spain, (p...
“Literature vs Traffic” in Utrecht’s City Center: Luzinterruptus
A very long stream of books replaced the cars here in the Netherlands, thanks to Luzinterruptus, the Madrid-based anonymous collective who have been spreading light and activism for 15 years in citie...
A very long stream of books replaced the cars here in the Netherlands, thanks to Luzinterruptus, the Madrid-based anonymous collective who have been spreading light and activism for 15 years in citie...