It’s always fun to check in on Chicago based artist E. LEE to see what he’s got up his sleeve, and his latest piece is a stunner! E. has “worked with” the dastardly Wile E Coyote before (https://streetartnews.net/2017/06/e-lees-entices-us-with-free-bird-seed-in-chicago.html) but this latest wall on Chicago’s Five Star Bar takes things to another level.
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Our friend Danila Shmelev just wrapped up a giant new mural on the streets of Odintsovo in Russia for the first edition of the Urban Morphogenesis Festival.
His ‘plastic series’ has its origins in his work on canvas. These pieces portray canvases wrapped in a protective film that has been torn in various places. These trompe l’oeil artworks are executed in a continuum of dark... | Read More
MonkeyBird just sent us a series of images from their latest artwork that was created on the streets of Le Locle in Switzerland.
Entitled “La Cité De La Précision”, the French artists brought to life an ultra-detailed artwork which will leave the viewers in pure awe.
MonkeyBird is made up of two talented artists from Bordeaux, Temor and Blow the Bird (or The... | Read More
Sabek has become in the last years a key actor in the Spanish street art scene, painting figures inspired by nature.
The good lads from Urban Morphogenesis invited him to work on a giant facade on the streets of Odintsovo in Russia. It took a week of hard work for the Spanish artist to complete this 17 stories high mural. This vibrant piece is entitled “Innocence” and shows... | Read More
Our Irish friend Fin DAC has just finished up something very special in Guadalajara, Mexico.
His first venture to the country of Mexico has resulted in his biggest wall to date and features one of the most notable female painters of all time as well as an icon in her day and to this present day: Frida Kahlo.
Painted over the course of 11 days in July, to celebrate the month of... | Read More
A few weeks ago, Urban Forms Foundation from Łódź, Poland had a chance to host Guido van Helten for a very exciting project.
The project was unusual because the walls for Guido van Helten already had murals on them. The “twin” piece by polish artists Cekas, Chazme, Proembrion, Sepe and the late Tone has been destroyed by a poor weather conditions. As the response to the questions... | Read More
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