We returned to Bushwick yesterday to find the streets teeming with even more intriguing characters and creatures.
Photos by Tara Murray and Lois Stavsky
Half the can I used to be. And a day late, but that’s RJ’s fault.
Photos by From Around The Wizzle, Heavy Artillery, Herbalizer, HowAboutNo!, Morac19, Sokem, Spam Crew, and Wojofoto
While in town for his fantastic solo show, Jaz spent a bit of time putting up a mural in Barcelona (not an easy thing to do legally due to some mural regulations about as screwed up as what LA has, except the laws in Barcelona are actually enforced).
Photos courtesy of Suben
This project, Urban Shooting Paintings, by EPOS257 isn’t super new, but I’m just coming across these photos now. I’ll just let them tell the story of the project, but if you want to learn more, you can go here.
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Photos courtesy of EPOS257
WAONE (one half of Interesni Kazki) just painted this mural in Lublin, Poland for the Europejska Fundacja Kultury Miejskiej Festival.
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Photos courtesy of WAONE
This new mural (L’orecchio destro, which translates to The Right Ear) by Escif is on the outside of the Wunderkammern gallery in Rome. It is part of a new series for him called Suspension of Disbelief. Here’s how he describes the project:
The artist will explore new paradigms, question borders, fast forward into new uncomfortable grounds, provoke wonder and divergence thinking. The artists will suspend the viewers’ disbelief and let them access new possible dimensions.
Photo courtesy of Wunderkammern
The guys from Primary Flight recently traveled to Havana, Cuba with El Mac, where he painted this mural. The Cisneros Fontanals Art Foundation Europe and Union de Escritores y Artistas de Cuba also helped to arrange the project. El Mac’s piece is titled El corazón de un sueño palpita entre mis manos (The Heart of a Dream Beats Within My Hands).
Photos courtesy of Primary Flight
Neuzz was the latest artist to visit Atlanta for Living Walls Concepts. Here are a few shots of Neuzz and the wall, and a video by Dustin Chambers and Wil Hughes documenting the progress of the mural.
Next up for Living Walls Concepts: Evereman.
Photos by Wil Hughes and Bonham Johnson
