Urban Exploration: Life and Art Among the Ruins
The article explores the intersection of history and art through the lens of urban exploration in a former military building in Greece.
Epos 257 has emerged from anonymity. Mánes is changing into an asphalt jungle
The article discusses the emergence of the Epos 257 art initiative in the context of urban development in Mánes, Czechia.
'Paulistana Times Square': Bright Screens in the Center Approved by Heritage Agency
The 'Paulistana Times Square' project, which aims to install large LED screens in downtown Sao Paulo, has received approval from the city's heritage agency, although further permits are still required.
Walking in the Art Museum Like in the City Windows. How the 'In City Wanders' Exhibition Was Created?
The exhibit 'In City Wanders' explores the experiences of Latvian writers and artists in three major cities, encouraging visitors to engage with urban culture and history.
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.
Tatiana Sampaio honored with urban art in mural by graffiti artist in Uberlândia: 'The greatest influencer in this country'
Tatiana Sampaio, a scientist known for developing polilaminin, was honored with a mural in Uberlândia, Brazil, by the graffiti artist Tiago Dequete.
Eduardo Srur launches bilingual book with over 300 images of his works
Eduardo Srur is set to release a bilingual book showcasing over 300 images of his artistic works, emphasizing his impact on urban art in Brazil and abroad.
Tiago West, urban poetry artist known for paintings with poems about Recife, has died
Tiago West, a celebrated urban poetry artist known for his works on Recife, passed away at the age of 40 on Ash Wednesday.
Estonian architecture grand old man Raine Karp: I simply solve problems
Architect Raine Karp emphasizes that his work is focused on solving problems rather than creating art or cityscapes.
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.
The urban artist Atardecer Dwsk brings graffiti language to the wardrobe of 'The Black Swan'
Atardecer Dwsk is incorporating his graffiti art into the costume design for the contemporary ballet 'The Black Swan', running from February 12 to March 8, 2026, at Chapultepec Castle, Mexico.
Light Art to Improve Safety in Dark Tunnel
Light art will transform a dark railway tunnel in Skjern into a safe and inviting space, supported by a funding of one million kroner.
Urban Art: From Marginality to Institutionalization
The exhibition 'Urban Art: From Origins to Banksy' at the Fundación Canal in Madrid explores the evolution of urban art from its underground roots to its current institutional recognition.
The Map and the Territory: The Urban and Existential Abstraction of Maria Helena Vieira da Silva
The Guggenheim Bilbao examines the multifaceted work of Portuguese painter Maria Helena Vieira da Silva, who transformed architecture into a mental state and imperfect geometry into a metaphor for the world.
Route of the companies: Mexico City among art, movement and urban memory
Mexico City uniquely activates its cultural life through public spaces and interactions rather than traditional venues, particularly highlighted during its Art Week in February.
Photo shoot in garbage dump in Macapá draws attention to environmental cause
Photographer and environmentalist Mário Barilá conducted a photo shoot at the Macapá landfill to raise awareness about social and environmental issues, featuring dancers in stark contrast to the urban decay.
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.
Basquiat, Haring or Banksy in Madrid: an interesting exhibition about urban art that lacks deeper reflection
The Fundación Canal in Madrid launches a free exhibition titled 'Urban Art: From Origins to Banksy', showcasing iconic works and artists but missing a deeper analytical perspective.
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.
Reus, Gaudí's hometown, inaugurates a mural in his honor for the centenary of his death
Reus is set to unveil a large mural in 2026 to honor Antoni Gaudí, aiming to elevate the city's status in the international urban art scene in light of the centennial of the architect's death.
Emmanuel Carvajal, the artist who has filled his rental apartment with color: "I wish everything were as easy as painting a wall"
Mexican artist Emmanuel Carvajal, now based in Madrid, transitions from digital urban imagery to muralism, reflecting on the challenges of renting in Spain.
Kato, the urban artist from Seville in the world's top with a 50-meter mural: "To improve, you have to paint anywhere: hotels, schools, nightclubs, and even on the scarves of the Fair"
Fabián Bravo Guerrero, known as Kato, has gained international recognition with his impressive 50-meter mural in Canteras, Cartagena, ranking him among the top urban artists in the world.
The Art Silk Girl with Puppets: Deceptive Self-Determination
Irmgard Kuen's urban novel 'The Art Silk Girl' is staged in Bremen with people and puppets, exploring themes of existential sorrow amidst the backdrop of National Socialism.