Hyuro is an Argentinian-born street artist that is currently based out of Valencia, Spain. His works are full of movement and are mostly composed in black and white. Simply stunning!
One of our favorite urban interventionists, sPy, opened his debut solo show last week in his home country of Spain.
This street mural by Ben Slow and Ma o Shishu was recently completed on the streets of London.
What is it about graffiti that separate it from all other art forms? First, it's done outside. The element of danger adds to the piece, making us appreciate the elusive artist's work even more. Next, it's usually done in a specific place – carefully selected, so that the context becomes just as relevant as the piece. Finally, when you add in an illusion, it takes on a three dimensional view.
Leave it to Banksy to have the UK premiere of his film at a makeshift 150-seat cinema built under Waterloo...
Street artist Kapo created this fierce looking shark on a subway entrance in Madrid, Spain.
Portuguese-born Alexandre Farto aka Vhils is an amazing, super-talented street artist that you've probably never heard of. Using tools like a power drill, chisel, and different types of paint, Vhils literally scratches off the surface of buildings to create his masterpieces. His latest carved piece (above) was recently seen on the streets of Moscow, Russia. “It's a process of trying to reflect upon our own layers.
What happens with photographer Mario Sorrenti asks artist KAWS to help him work over some photos?
It's pretty remarkable how starkly different this ad looks after Princess Hijab got her hands on it.
El Mac (or The Mac) is a Los Angeles born artist who's been studying art since childhood. He draws inspiration from LA's Mexican and Chicano culture as well as from pin-up and religious art. We love his photorealistic depiction of women and how uses color. Creating unique and one-of-a-kind murals and graffiti, he's been commissioned to paint all across the US as well as in France, Denmark and Mexico.
The Orphans' is an art series by AT.AW. that involves adhering temporary paper drawings to enliven the urban environment.
Fight For Tomorrow The work below from David Choe is a mix between oil paintings, mixed media, and wall murals.
