BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAY
As chosen by Samantha Longhi of Stencil History X
- Bansky in London (Photo © Pau Nine O)
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The Dude Company carries his love for Brooklyn show all over the world, including here in Brussels. “Soirée Plastic”, Brasseries de Bellevue, Bruxelles. (Photo © The Dude Company)
The Dude Company carries his love for Brooklyn show all over the world, including here in Brussels. “Soirée Plastic”, Brasseries de Bellevue, Bruxelles. (Photo © The Dude Company)
Xooox at The International Moniker Art Fair in London (Photo © Stencil History X)
A collaborative piece by C215 & Orticanoodles. (Photo © C215)
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