Mural vandalized for the Iranian people
A mural supporting the Iranian regime was vandalized in Milan, amid polarized reactions from Italian pro-Palestinian groups supporting Iran.
Barcelona also celebrates the Goya Awards in the street
Barcelona is hosting street celebrations for the Goya Awards, featuring large sculptures and exhibitions to commemorate Spanish cinema.
Among Murals and Street Art on the Camino de Santiago
The article explores the vibrant street art along the Camino de Santiago, showcasing how contemporary expressions coexist with the historical significance of this pilgrimage route.
Roving performers to catch 'audiences unaware' with magic at WOMADelaide
The Melbourne physical theatre ensemble Born in a Taxi will bring unique roving performances to WOMADelaide, showcasing the evolution of street art over the years.
Lula and the Art of Crossing the Street to Step on Banana Peels
The article discusses Brazilian political figures Lula, Janja, Toffoli, and Moraes, analyzing their public image management and potential miscalculations ahead of the upcoming presidential election.
What is a flâneur and flâneuse? The creators of the exhibition 'In Street Meanderings' invite you to experience the museum as a walk in Riga
The creators of the exhibition 'In Street Meanderings' encourage visitors to explore the urban charm and atmosphere reminiscent of flâneurs and flâneuses in Riga, Berlin, and Paris.
JR invites the former Daft Punk member Thomas Bangalter to transform the Pont Neuf into a "sound cave"
Thomas Bangalter, former member of Daft Punk, is set to create a musical environment for street artist JR's project at the Pont Neuf in Paris, transforming it into a "sound cave" in June.
Carnival blocks, Art Popular at the beach, Tchakabum at the mall, and comedy show: see the weekend agenda in ES
The weekend agenda in Espírito Santo features various events including Carnival street block parades, comedy shows, and live performances by popular music groups.
University of North Texas cancels exhibit featuring anti-ICE art
The University of North Texas has canceled an art exhibit by street artist Victor Quiñonez, aimed at protesting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement due to allegations of offensive content.
In Piazza Loreto a mural with five hangings on the Olympic rings: the street art provocation
A new street art piece titled 'Olimpiccato' features five figures hanging from the Olympic rings, created by artist Riccardo Gaffuri in a provocative homage near the historical site of Mussolini's execution.
EKA monumental art grant brings two new student works to Kotzebue Street
The EKA monumental art grant has awarded two student projects that will enhance the surroundings of the Estonian Academy of Arts building.
Mónica Mays, the artist who creates universes with street objects, junkyards, and flea markets
Mónica Mays, a Madrid-born artist, utilizes repurposed items from urban environments to create immersive installations; she will showcase her work in Art Basel and New York, and presents a new installation reflecting on the historical significance of Matadero Madrid.
Streets as a Gallery. The Fence of the Library in Ostrava's Vítkovice is Adorned with Artwork of Rolled Sheet Metal
A library in Ostrava's Vítkovice features a decorative fence made of rolled sheet metal, which transforms the street into an artistic gallery.
Three generations of creators with a common point of reference their relationship with Greece
An art exhibition showcasing the works of Constantine Manos, Nikos Economopoulos, and Enri Canaj highlights their connections with Greece and street photography.
Debret and Carnival: Know the story of the painting that became a symbol of street revelry in colonial Brazil
The article discusses the significance of Jean-Baptiste Debret's 1823 watercolor 'A Day of Entrudo (Carnival)', highlighting its portrayal of early Brazilian carnival traditions that differ from contemporary celebrations.
The frenzy for Bad Bunny inspires a lookalike contest in the US: 'His music is art'
A Bad Bunny lookalike contest took place in San Francisco, attracting hundreds of fans for a vibrant street party before the Super Bowl halftime show this weekend.
Street Art as Revolution: Laika Heads to ICE and Militarized Europe
The political street art of Laika fiercely critiques figures like Trump and Orbán while addressing issues surrounding militarization and immigration enforcement in Europe.
Mural from Poland among the best in the world. A tribute to a music star
A mural dedicated to Czesław Niemen in Opole, created by artist Przemysław Blejzyk, received an international award at the Street Art Cities Awards.
"Ice out!" Laika against Trump's agents at the Winter Olympics
Just hours before the official opening of the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, street artist Laika's provocative artwork 'Ice out!' appears in Rome, criticizing the presence of the US federal agency ICE at the Games.
The mural in Fuenlabrada that has ranked among the top three in the world
A mural in Fuenlabrada, Madrid has been recognized as the third best in the world for 2025 by the Street Art Citi platform.
From tags to Banksy, passing through Basquiat: the street enclosed in a museum
The Canal Foundation showcases over 60 works in the exhibition 'Urban Art. From the Origins to Banksy', highlighting the history and evolution of urban art.
A graffiti from Fuenlabrada ranks among the top three in the world
The graffiti 'Niños Perdidos I' by Spanish artist Murfin has secured third place in the world competition for urban art murals organized by Street Art Cities.
"Go down to the street and talk to strangers".. 5 lessons in the art of storytelling
The Poynter Institute emphasizes that successful journalistic stories still rely on fieldwork and listening to people, as derived from the experiences of award-winning journalists.
‘Ten more years’: Helen Wilding, the artist sketching the whole of Melbourne’s Brunswick Street
Helen Wilding has been dedicatedly sketching Melbourne’s Brunswick Street each week for seven years, capturing its diverse landscape and community.
The future is not written: the mysterious last wishes of Anne Hidalgo as mayor of Paris
Anne Hidalgo, the socialist mayor of Paris, has sent out a somewhat enigmatic last greeting card as she prepares to leave her position in March, featuring artwork by street artist Obey.
Obey and the commitment of street art in the App of 'la Lettura' (and in newsstands)
The article discusses a digital extra on ancient Roman roads in 'la Lettura', including a feature on the upcoming exhibition 'L’Appia è moderna' in Rome.