- 3 years ago Sticky: Welcome to /t/streetart!
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Just a thing I've noticed...
All the hoopla about Banksy's new stunt, but nobody cares for the details.
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Airbrushed trucks that can hold their own against artwork of any kind
Art
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Artist covers abandoned building in Warsaw with aluminium foil.
The installation called ‘Zabkowska 9, Take off’ was designed by artist Piotr Janowski and installed in November 2018.
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A series of images depicting some incredible street art
A collection of images depicting street art.
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Banksy's "Artist in Residence" Video for 18th Annual Webby Awards
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Iconic Banksy Art Gets Parodied with Famous Cartoon Characters
Banksy may have made a name for himself with his iconic street art, but Brazilian artist Butcher Billy is giving us a new take on the graffitist's work with some equally iconic characters.
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The Art of the Abandoned Sofa
You see a sofa abandoned on the side of a Los Angeles street. Andrew Ward sees art.
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Peruvians Love Their Chicha Street Art. The Government ... Not So Much
Walk down a street in Peru and you'll likely see an example of the glow-in-the-dark posters and murals. Lots of people love them. But the upper crust — and the government — aren't impressed.
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Street art, chalk drawing by David Zinn in Michigan.
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Mexican Government Asked Street Artists To Paint 200 Houses To Unite Community
A youth organizations that's been known to use graffiti as a means of expression has teamed up with the government of Mexico to rehabilitate Palmitas, in the Pachuca district. Under the moniker Germen Crew, the group painted 209 houses, or twenty-thousand square meters of facade, into a single mural.
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German crew turns Mexican neighborhood into a rainbow painted mural
A German crew has transformed the village of Palmitas into a vibrant rainbow, connecting the community of more than 200 homes through an array of colorful hues.
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A Museum Let Street Artists Do Whatever They Want On Its Walls. Here’s The Result
Many street artists are often discredited for their chosen line of art. They proved everyone wrong with this.
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Street art with a message of hope and peace
What does this gorgeous street art say? It's Arabic poetry, inspired by bold graffiti and placed where a message of hope and peace can do the most good.
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Massive Murals Depict Building Roofs as Beds for Sleeping Giants
Utilising the oft-unused space of building roofs, Ella&Pitr transforms these spaces into canvases for their art. They fill roofs with illustrations of sleeping giants confined to the borders of the buildings they call home. It’s interesting to see people going about their daily lives down below without even realising that massive beings exist just above them!
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She Paints Herself Into Living Street Art Canvas…And The Result is Amazing
Virginia-based street artist Gigi Rodgers (aka Puck'n Khaos) decided to use her body as a part of her "living street art" artwork.
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Banksy fans flock to Weston-super-Mare after Dismaland show rumours
Street artist may be preparing pop-up exhibition in seaside town. By Steven Morris.
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Welcome to Dismaland: A First Look at Banksy's New Art Exhibition Housed Inside a Dystopian Theme Park
Dismaland (“The UK’s most disappointing new visitor attraction”)
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3D Street Art Takes Over A Chinese Village
Village of Luoyuan commissions street artists to paint frescoes in order to attract tourists.
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The Slovenian Art Commune of Metelkova
This abandoned Slovenian military barracks has become a punky-political art squat
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Graffiti Removal Guy Gets Turned Into Street Art In Paris
Combo, a street artist in France, created a playful and mischievous piece of street art after someone had been sent to paint over his original piece. After observing a man painting over parts of his work, Combo snapped a photo and later returned to paint the man into his street art!
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Venom and the ballsy sumo
I love to paint in the harbor area of town...
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Venom (Ghent, Belgium)
My first post on Snapzu is a piece I painted a few months back...
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Venom & his mantis (Ghent, Belgium)
On a jam for the 2Oth anniversary of a legal spot here in town.
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Time & Venom (Destelbergen, Belgium)
Abandoned places are always a treat to explore and then paint in/on :-)
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How to paint a concrete-truck
Art is by Rub Kandy aka Mimo Rubino and is titled "Revolver" (Rome, Italy). Link to his (crappy) site: www.mimmorubino.com Link to his blog: http://rubinetto.blogspot.be/
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Canberra scientists, street artists team up to paint picture of local discoveries
Canberra scientists and street artists combine their talents in an effort to bring local scientific research and discoveries to the fore.
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Rainbowbird
I have painted this piece at the Easter Jam in Hasselt (Belgium), 2012
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Somewhere in Zakamsk, Russia
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Walldogs and the disappearing art of painting signs on buildings.
Last generation of billboard painters.
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Street artist cleverly trolls a city worker...
,,,and a clever story was told.
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'Homeland is racist': artists sneak subversive graffiti on to TV show
Three graffiti artists hired to add authenticity to refugee camp scenes in this week’s episode of Homeland have said they instead used their artwork to accuse the TV programme of racism. In the second episode of the fifth season, which aired in the US and Australia earlier this week, and will be shown in the UK on Sunday, lead character Carrie Mathison, played by Claire Danes, can be seen striding past a wall daubed with Arabic script reading: “Homeland is racist.”
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Pimp My Cardboard: Strangers’ Cars Customized Overnight
Automobile owners in Amsterdam are waking up to find that their cars have been ‘customized’ overnight with cardboard and masking tape. Suddenly, their boring old sedans boast body fenders, spoilers…
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Rasko
Rasko, graffiti writer from Russia. Graffiti blog, news and videos.
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James Cochran. Graffiti
Hasselt - Belgium 2012
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A New Generation of San Fernando Valley Muralists Colors the City
Van Nuys Boulevard's Mural Mile is a growing collection of drive-by artwork that add color and life to the neighborhood, created by an informal crew of artists under 30 years-old.