Tag: street art

Most street art uses paint (although Anna Garforth and Perergine Church/Xack Fischer have other ideas), and not a lot of it can be deemed environmentally friendly. This massive mural was created by agency Scholz & Friends and Good Looking Studio, and...

Plenty of restaurants and cafés feature an artistic touch, and graffiti has already been used in interior design, but this restaurant in Hong Kong is like nothing we’ve ever seen before. Bibo is a fine dining restaurant which is industrial,...

Travelling by rail, you often come across graffiti and murals, but New Zealand artist Owen Dippie‘s will make you wish you could stop the train to have a closer look. This particular mural brings together the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles with...

Yoga fans and street-art lovers alike will love Soren Buchanan’s Instagram account – the yoga instructor combines two of her greatest passions and shares images of yoga in front of brightly coloured artworks, to inspire yogis and give exposure to...

Buff Diss isn’t like other street artists – his creations are not sprayed onto walls, doors, and windows but rather… stuck. The Melbourne based artist uses tape to make his impressively detailed creations, which are of course much more temporary than...

Strook, aka Stefaan De Croock, is the man behind this incredible mural. The Belgian artist uses found wood taken from old doors and furniture and, without repainting any of them, puts them together to form images. The Elsewhere mural, on the side...

If you look at this Parisian highway from a birds-eye view, it looks as though you’re staring straight into the abyss. As you can tell by the optical illusion style, the work was done by anonymous street artist 1010, in...

Today we wanted to share with you the work of artist Nicolas Barrome Forgues. The French artist, who also founded the street art collective Jeanspezial, creates amazingly detailed images in a very recognisable signature style with busy images full of colours,...

We do love an unusual initiative, and LATA 65 really is a brilliant one. The Lisbon non profit organisation’s aim is to teach the art of graffiti… but this club is just for seniors. In a series of workshops run by well-known...

In Hungerford Car Park at London’s Southbank Centre until 25th February, you’ll be able to find Alex Chinneck‘s latest amazing installation named Pick Yourself Up and Pull Yourself Together – a Vauxhall Corsa hanging upside-down 4 and a half metres above...