2023 Underground Art Market Report
Who doesn’t want to see a beautiful piece of art on their daily commute? Now Brixton locals will have a painting to brighten their day, as a massive new public artwork has been unveiled at Brixton tube station. ‘Rebirth of a Nation’ by Italian artist …
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The finished painting in Buck Street [Street Art Atlas] THE artist behind a new mural in Camden Town says it is meant as a message of peace, unity and hope amidst the conflict in Israel and Palestine. The futuristic painting, which was finished in Buck Street …
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Grey urban spaces are a fertile canvas for Catherine Borowski and Lee Baker’s vast nature-inspired artworks. Could they help re-wild the minds of those who walk past? Catherine Borowski has always had an active imagination. As a child, she dreamed that the car park on …
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Like large-scale tattoos, colourful murals and graffiti adorn the urban body of Belo Horizonte, a densely populated city in southeastern Brazil. Composed largely of static shots, Marcos Pimentel’s poignant documentary conjures an awe-striking tapestry of artistic expression and revolutionary resistance. Imposing in terms of size, …
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Torridge District Council Graffiti artists in Bideford are being told to keep to designated sites or risk being fined. The warning follows a significant increase in illegal graffiti and tags appearing on walls and buildings throughout the town. Torridge Council said it was having a …
Read MoreHamilton East and the CBD are shining in new colours after the Boon Street Art Festival brightened up the city over the weekend. From November 3 to 5, a crew of seven artists, including New Zealand artists Jesse Mosen, Cinzah, Gary Venn, Kell Sunshine, Haser …
Read MoreAt the Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg, a period of tension and upheaval seems to have culminated with the staggered departure of its current executive director and CEO. A press release on the museum’s website announced a “leadership transition” in which executive director and …
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On street corners around Dublin, small grey boxes quietly manage the flow of traffic. Vehicles, bikes, pedestrians and pesky e-scooters are beholden to their will. Though designed to blend in with their surroundings, in recent years these traffic light control boxes have also served a …
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Captivating and dynamic melodies ranging from modern Christian music to R&B echoed from The William C. Powers Jr. Student Activity Center Auditorium on Friday night. Audience members appeared enthralled by singing and choreography unfolding on stage at Acapalooza, a showcase featuring performances from eight of …
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This story was originally published in RVA 41 which can be in various locations around town, or you can read it right here. This is a slightly modified version formatted for digital distribution. CHRISTIAN DETRES: Alright, I’m recording. Okaaaay… here with Mikemetic. Is that your …
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