2023 Underground Art Market Report
In 2015, designers Hjalti Karlsson and Jan Wilker were shown a 35,000-square-foot, dirty gray concrete wall that would be the view from one-fifth of the more than 1000 apartments in “The Max | 606W57,” a development being built on 57th Street near the West Side …
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Whether you consider it vandalism or appreciate a vibrant image while walking in the city, street art fills the cities of South Africa and is a stunning sight to see. From inspirational quotes to detailed drawings, this country’s urban spaces will make you feel like …
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Art galleries are part of a city’s vital organs. If parks are the city’s lungs, San Francisco’s galleries are the right side of its brain, housing the creative juices that lead to new frontiers in artistic expression. As S.F.’s cultural identity continues to shift, so …
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Is there a “Banksy of the High Desert?” Recurring street art of suit bodies topped with media heads- megaphones, televisions, and cameras- have increased in number around town. You’ve likely seen this High Desert art on electrical boxes and in washes, but the question remains …
Read MoreApr 2, 2024 Wow: The back of Cheap as Chips was painted by DXTR. Photo: Jacob Buykx. Photo by Contributed We had hoped to bring you a gallery of all the finished Benalla Street Art Festival 2024 installations. However, some are still getting their finishing …
Read MoreApr 2, 2024 Wow: The back of Cheap as Chips was painted by DXTR. Photo: Jacob Buykx. Photo by Contributed We had hoped to bring you a gallery of all the finished Benalla Street Art Festival 2024 installations. However, some are still getting their finishing …
Read MoreApr 2, 2024 Wow: The back of Cheap as Chips was painted by DXTR. Photo: Jacob Buykx. Photo by Contributed We had hoped to bring you a gallery of all the finished Benalla Street Art Festival 2024 installations. However, some are still getting their finishing …
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An upcoming exhibition at Fingerprint Gallery explores the importance of street art for urban communities. A group of Emily Carr students will be showing their art and research in the week-long show, which kicks off on April 5. How to Appreciate Graffiti: The Exhibition is the …
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The CVA bin located in Clay Center will be the future home of C. Stanley’s latest mural, as part of A Mural Movement By SALINA POST A Mural Movement is proud to announce its 30th mural, which will be created by Orlando-based artist Christian Stanley. …
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We’re over the moon to present Echoes and Shift, an international Indigenous exhibition hosted on two sites in Manchester and Nashua. Positive Street Art (PSA) and the Greater Manchester Chamber will work with curators Margaret Jacobs (Akwesasne Mohawk) and Yasamin Safarzadeh (Iranian-American) to encompass the throughline …
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