2023 Underground Art Market Report
– Advertisement – Editor’s Note: The author of this article accepted a proclamation from city council for National Author’s Day, because she is also the author of several books. On Monday, Nov. 6, the Brooksville City Council held its regular meeting. Present at the meeting …
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The second annual “Murals for Cambodia” music and art festival opened with a vernissage, talks and musical performances at the Factory in Phnom Penh this weekend. The art festival highlights mural painting and hip hop music performances created by the Murals for Cambodia artists’ collective. …
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A 75-year-old woman has packed her belongings into boxes and fears being kicked out onto the streets after being served with an eviction notice from her home. Valerie McGurk has lived alone in a private rented property in Merton Road, Wallasey for the past three …
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Southwark Council has kickstarted its campaign against graffiti with a “week-long blitz” along Peckham High Street – with more hotspots set to be targetted. The council started work in Peckham on Monday (November 13) following its landmark policy announcement that it will start removing graffiti …
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Trend lines show that we’re heading in the right direction in all sorts of ways, from race relations to ram raids. Max Rashbrooke celebrates the Upturn. How would you describe New Zealand right now? According to recent analysis, the nation is either “wet, whiny and …
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A University of Otago student is hopeful her ambitious mural will “spur action” in the Dunedin public. Otago University science communications student, ecologist and artist Paulina Barry is fundraising to create a 15m tall by 12.5m wide mural on the side of the university’s zoology …
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Par Coline Bonvalot Publié le 19 Nov 23 à 15:46 Voir mon actu Suivre Actu Essonne Encore une. La ville d’Évry-Courcouronnes est un véritable temple de l’art du street art. Avec déjà plus de 200 fresques qui jalonnent les murs et les rues de la …
Read MoreWhile there was no fanfare for the event this year, The Argus was exclusively invited to watch it happen – through project manager Paul Compton’s trusty tablet. The Christmas enthusiast hit the big green button shortly before 4pm on Friday to the delight of unsuspecting shoppers …
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In its 85-year history, South Salt Lake has had many nicknames: Industry City, City on the Move, home to the largest collection of public art in Utah. “We’re a small city with big opportunities,” said Edward Lopez, deputy director of Promise South Salt Lake, a …
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Italians were angered after two street murals in Milan, portraying Anne Frank and the ‘Warsaw Ghetto boy,’ were defaced within a day of their creation by the addition of pro-Palestinian slogans painted over them. Read more: Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini echoed the public sentiment …
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