Cambodia Reloaded
A few weeks ago, some of Phnom Penh’s city’s hottest emerging artists (including Em Riem), collaborated with Broken Fingaz, the pioneering Israeli graffiti crew, to create these amazing artworks at…
A few weeks ago, some of Phnom Penh’s city’s hottest emerging artists (including Em Riem), collaborated with Broken Fingaz, the pioneering Israeli graffiti crew, to create these amazing artworks at…
"Stella Maris Trasterevere," added to the JazJaz Flickr pool by Mr. Klevra, a street artist from Italy.
“See No Evil” is a huge street art project that is currently being held in Bristol, UK. The week long event will see some really big international graffiti artists from around the world, permanently transform the facades of ten huge buildings on Nelson street with their art. There will also be a mini-series of music events accompanying it, which will culminate in a massive New York style Block Party on this Saturday (20th August).
The project has been organized by Team Love, in association with Bristol city’s Place Making Director, Mike Bennett, and street artist Inkie.
Visit the project site for more details.
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Street art by French graffiti artist OaKoAk.
Meena Kadri’s excellent set of colorful photographs, shot on the streets of India. Local graphic styles from various Indian locations. A taste of typography, illustration & decoration found on temples…
Brilliant stuff! Artist icy’s expressive graffiti and stencil art on the streets of Tehran, Iran. Visit his photostream on Flickr to see more images.
French artist OaKoAK letting his stunning imagination run riot on a parking block, somewhere in the streets of France. Visit his site to see more of his creativity.
Doodles, graffiti art and other wildly imaginative artworks shared by MarianoNERD, an artist based in Argentina.
More images after the jump. (more…)
“A Ten Million Dollar Toy” is the latest art project from SpY, the Madrid based street art and graffiti artist. He sent this picture of a "kidnapped" bunny to the…
Street intervention art at its finest. Image Credit: Teddave Warning sign remixed by a guerilla street artist in Brixton, South London. The original sign is here.