Stinkfish & Zas collaborate on a new piece in Bogota, Colombia

Globe-trotting artist Stinkfish is back in his hometown of Bogota in Colombia where he just teamed up with his buddy Zas to work on a brand new collaboration.
The Colombian Street Art duo spent approximately two days to create this vibrant artwork which is mixing Stinkifsh's portraiture with Zas' abstract shapes and patterns.
Continue reading for more detailed images and then check back with us soon for the latest updates from South America. 


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"A Crazy Little Thing Called Glove", a new mural by TelmoMiel in Heerlen, Netherlands

TelmoMiel are currently in Netherlands where they just finished producing this new piece under the scorching heat of Heerlen.
Entitled "A Crazy Little Thing Called Glove", the street art duo brought to life another surrealistic piece which is featuring some of their hyper-realistic imagery.
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The 10 Most Popular Street Art Pieces Of June 2015

1. Mobstr - London, UK

Summer is here and it's time to release our popular monthly Street Art ranking for the period of June 2015. As usual, this ranking is generated by our readers and created using our server's unique page-views.
Ranking #1 this month is a brilliant and funny intervention by Mobstr with "The Curious Frontier Of Red" which took place on the streets of East London.

Second place this month goes to Pøbel, one of the stars of the Norwegian street art scene, who achieved the runner up position with his fantastic piece in Byrne which could be dubbed "The Rural Route To Rock ''N'' Roll". Polling third and fourth are SpY and iHeart in Bilbao and Vancouver.

Enjoy murals 2-10 after the jump and let us know in the comments who else you think deserved to be in the top 10 this month. We'll see you for the newest edition of our monthly top 10 at the end of July!

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Studio Visit: Sandra Chevrier

A few days ago, we stopped by Sandra Chevrier's studio in Montreal, Canada to catch up with her before her latest group exhibition "Trifecta" curated by Yasha Young at Jonathan Levine Gallery in New York City.
Sandra Chevrier merges painting and collage in works that reflect upon the self-imposed limitations within our world and the underlying tragedy of oppressed female identity. In her pieces, finely hand-painted portraits of women are masked with pages from comic books, symbolizing the struggle of having to uphold unrealistic expectations of beauty and perfection. The images used within her pieces range from scenes of conflict, triumph and defeat. Often focusing on the latter, the artist highlights the fragility of the superhero, their personal weaknesses and exposes the humanity within the superhuman.
Continue reading for more images and if you stop by New York City, the "Trifecta" show runs until July 25th @ 529 West 20th Street.

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"Random Future", a new piece by iNO in Athens, Greece

iNO is back on the streets of Athens in Greece where he just finished working on a brand new piece entitled "Random Future". The Greek artist sent us the following statement explaining the artwork and its title.

In a country that has been financially destroyed by the politicians, the crisis is rising. After the endless lies, the people don't know what to believe. Will the handlings of the new government bring a better future or they will totally destroy the country?
Welcome to our random future. -- iNO

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Sepe creates a new indoor piece in Wołczyn, Poland

Sepe is keeping himself busy with yet another indoor piece which just popped up somewhere in Wolczyn, Poland.
Organized by the "Pustaczki One Love" festival, the Polish muralist created this superb piece of work which is featuring some of his signature imagery and technique. Using his sketch-like style, the new piece features animal characters and feels more raw and expressive than his last piece.
Take a look at more images after the break and as usual check back with us soon for more fresh updates from the streets.


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Ted Pim, a series of baroque pieces in Europe & North America

Meet Ted Pim, a 28-year-old street artist born in Belfast who has travelled the world painting inside abandoned buildings. The Irish artist spent the last 6 years painting baroque-inspired murals in dark spaces across the United States and Europe in Atlanta, Sevilla, London and Belfast.  All of his pieces have been documented with an old-school analogue camera and up until recently have only been seen by a handful of people. His work is inspired heavily by the old masters, he likes to create moody and atmospheric pieces that unintentionally have a religious undertone (possibly due to him growing up in a working-class Catholic area during the tail end of 'The Troubles' in Belfast).
Continue reading to discover more exclusives images and then make sure to drop your two cents down in our comments section.

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"Barriers" a new street installation by SpY in Santiago, Chile

After a brilliant piece entitled "Crisis", SpY is back with a brand new street installation entitled "Barriers". The Spanish artist was invited in Santiago, Chile to create this piece of art which consists of a circle shaped formation made with pedestrian safety barriers. The installation was executed in a deprived neighbourhood of the city of Santiago. Simple yet ultra powerful.
Continue reading for more detailed images on "Barriers" and then check back with us soon for more fresh updates from South America.

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ZED1 paints a new mural in Poggibonsi, Italy

After a large wall in Tokyo, Japan, ZED1 is back in Italy where he was invited to paint for the Down On The Street Festival.
Entitled "Integrate Yourself", the Italian street artist brought to life a beautiful piece showing some of his unique deformed characters. Each one is holding a book which reads "Life in xx", red, yellow or black relating to each color.
Take a look at more detailed images after the break and then check back with us throughout the week for more mural updates.

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2501 creates a new mural in Detroit, Michigan

2501 recently ventured to the streets of Detroit in Michigan where he created yet another giant street piece.
Entitled "Almost Empty", the Italian artist created several abstract shapes which are featuring his unique wavy-line technique and imagery. This piece was made possible with the help of our friends from 1XRUN.
Hit the jump for more images on this artwork and check back with us tomorrow as we'll be announcing the upcoming release of 2501 x ViaVai Project Print. 


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Edoardo Tresoldi brings his giant sculptures to Roskilde Festival in Denmark

Edoardo Tresoldi was recently invited to participate in the excellent Roskilde Festival which took place a few days ago in Denmark.
Geared with wire mesh and a bunch of tools, the Italian artist hand-crafted another series of giant characters which are as usual highly impressive, adding another dimension to the festival's ground.
Reconvene after the jump for a lot more extra images and then make sure to drop your two cents down in our comments section.


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Nick Walker "The Art Of Nick Walker" London Book Launch - July 11th

If you are in London this week-end, our friend Nick Walker will be launching his brand new book "The Art Of Nick Walker" at Box Park in Shoreditch.
A 152 page hardback retrospective with hundreds of full colour images comprising 20 years of 'The Art Of Nick Walker'. Initially available at the recent solo exhibition in New York City, this essential account of Nick's work will be available with signed copies this Saturday.
Continue reading to discover more images from the book and if you aren't in London this Saturday, you can grab a copy online from Nick's website.


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Elian creates a new mural in Gaeta for Memorie Urbane '15

While we last heard from him a few days ago in London, Elian has now landed in Italy where he just finished working on a brand new piece.
Invited by Memorie Urbane '15, the Argentinean muralist spent a few days working on one of his signature abstract artworks for the locals to enjoy. As usual with Elian, his blend and mix of colors is a delight for the eyes.
Continue reading for more detailed images by Flavia Fiengo and then check back with us soon for more mural updates from Italy.  


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Deih creates new pieces in Tolosa, Spain

Deih was recently invited by the good lads from the Beantatuz street art festival in Tolosa, Spain to work on a series of new pieces to celebrate the festival's first edition.
The Spanish muralist spent a few days working on two great pieces which are sporting some of his comic-like imagery. The smaller piece is a clear critic on the impact of technology on our relationships and daily interactions.
Hit the jump to discover the other artwork and then make sure to drop your two cents down in our comments section.

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REKA creates a series of new pieces for Roskilde Festival in Denmark

Our friend REKA just sent us a series of exclusive images from his latest pieces which were just completed in Denmark.
Invited for the Roskilde Festival, the Berlin-based muralist brought to life two brand new artworks which are featuring some of his signature colorful imagery. With influences in pop culture, cartoons and illustration, Reka’s style has become known for its fusion of high and low art. This style emerged from his Pop-Art-influenced logo design background, featuring simple but striking lines and colour ways.
Continue reading for more detailed images and as usual check back with us soon for the latest updates from the streets. 

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1010 creates a new mural in Gdynia, Poland

The excellent Traffic Design Street Art Festival recently invited the master of illusions aka 1010 to leave his mark in the city of Gdynia in Poland.
After a few days of work, the German street artist brought to life a brilliant colored three dimensional optical illusion which is sure to be enjoyed by the local residents.
Continue reading for more detailed images and then check back with us soon for more fresh updates from Eastern Europe.


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Lonac paints a photo realistic mural in Vodnjan, Croatia

Participating in the local Boombarstick festival, Lonac recently wrapped up another fantastic photo realistic mural. Working on it for almost two weeks in the scorching Mediterranean sun, the new piece is titled "White Noise".
Zagreb-based artist spent last couple of weeks working on this beautiful mural in a quaint old town of Vodnjan. Avoiding the strong sun and warm weather, the artist had only few hours of daylight at the beginning and end of the day to work on this piece. Patiently progressing on a large facade of a local family home, he just finished this mural showing a portrait of his friend listening to a sea shell with fishes swimming around her. Though working on unprimmed, old building, Lonac managed to get the desired bright colors which allowed him to create a great sense of depth in this piece. Through use of colors and light he created an illusion that makes it hard to tell whether the action takes place in the sea or in the air.
Check out more photos of this work after the jump (photos credit by SilkFatBlues), and check back soon for more interesting news from the region.

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Faith47 unveils a new mural in Manhattan, New York City

Faith47 is still super busy in New York City where she just finished working on yet another mural on the streets of Manhattan.
Organized with the help of the good lads from The Lisa Project, the South African muralist brought to life yet another signature piece showing two interconnected swans. Beautiful and magical as usual with Faith47.
Hit the jump for a bunch of extra images by Daniel Weintraub and then check back with us for the latest developments from Faith47 in Big Apple.

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Borondo creates a new street installation in Milan, Italy

After a great collaboration with Edoardo Tresoldi, Borondo is still in Milan, Italy where he was invited by Wunderkammern to work on a new haystack installation for the Chained exhibition.
Geared with black spray paint, the Spanish artist quickly worked his way through yet another stunning installation which is featuring his unique technique.
Continue reading to discover more images and if you are in the area, you'll be able to find it at the Instituto Cervantes.

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DZIA unveils two pieces in Belgium

Just before taking a well deserved summer break, DZIA used his last remaining gallons of paint to create two brand new artworks in Belgium.
As usual with the Belgian muralist, these new pieces are incredibly detailed and features some of his bold geometric lines. Beautiful!
Reconvene after the jump to discover more images and then check back with us throughout the week for more fresh updates from Belgium.

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Joachim creates a new piece in East London, UK

Joachim is currently in the United Kingdom where he just finished working on a brand new piece on the streets of East London.
The Belgian artist brought to life this signature piece which you will be able to find on Rivington Street. Since a few years, Joachim experimented with styles and was insipred by childlike spontaneity and street art. Eyes and teeth were the elements that gave shape to his characters.
Continue reading for more detailed images and then check back with us soon for more mural updates from London.

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ROBBBB creates a series of pieces in Beijing, China

Chinese artist ROBBBB is based in Beijing, China and he spends most of his free time wheat pasting his powerful pieces in various district of the city.

His new works talks about the morbid social reality in contemporary China and in the era of transformation under the background of the helpless Chinese people. Straight to the point!

Reconvene after the jump to discover all of the pieces and then keep checking back with us throughout the week for more exclusive updates.

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Fran Bosoletti creates a new piece in Bergamo, Italy

Fran Bosoletti is currently in the city of Bergamo, Italy where he spent a few days working on a large new piece.
Invited by the good lads from the  Pigmenti Association, the Argentinean muralist worked his magic on this signature piece showing three women entwined in green vegetation and surrounded by red abstract shapes.
Take a look at more detailed images after the break and then keep your eyes peeled on StreetArtNews for the latest updates.

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Pixel Pancho creates a new mural in Arce, Italy for Memorie Urban '15

Our friend Pixel Pancho recently stopped by the city of Arce in Italy where he was invited to work his magic on the side of a building.
In town for Memorie Urbane Street Art Festival 2015, the Italian muralist brought to life this sensual artwork which is mixing, robotics, flowers and the representation of a woman.
Continue reading for a bunch of extra images on this new piece and then check back with us soon for the latest updates from Southern Europe.

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FinDAC creates "B-Girl", a new mural in Brooklyn, New York City

While we last heard from him in Los Angeles, FinDAC has now landed in New York City where he just finished working on a large scale piece in Brooklyn.
Entiled "B-Girl", the Irish artist brought to life this superb street piece which is featuring one of his iconic sexy ladies which is sporting a blue splash of paint over her eyes.
Continue reading for more detailed images and if you are in the area, you'll be able to find it on  the corner of Winston and Willoughby in Bushwick.

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"Wings Of Destiny" a new mural by Farid Rueda in Mexico DF

Farid Rueda just sent us some images from his newest mural "Wings Of Destiny" which is located on the streets of his hometown Mexico DF.
This piece was made in an old neighborhood in Mexico City, called "The Eagle". This location is named after a factory that served as support to several families at the beginning of what later would become the great metropolis. Currently the factory does not exist anymore and only the older residents still refer to it as "The Eagle". This piece tries to remember and re-live the history.
Continue reading for more detailed images and then make sure to drop your two cents down in our comments section.

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Sowat & Lek paint a massive ‘Evry Day I’m Hustlin’ mural in Evry, France

DMV crew members Sowat & Lek recently teamed up to paint their largest mural to date in Evry, France. Measuring impressive 150 feet long x 27 feet high the mural was done in collaboration with the local street art festival.
This unusual, abstract mural is consisting of Lek's & Sowat's signature elements such as lines, geometric colorful or abstract shapes and repetitive calligraphic symbols. The artist's idea was to create sort of a tribute to the colossal wall paintings that flourished in the 70s along France’s freeways and tunnels. Along with painting the large wall on the side of the local college building, the artist included the roof elements into this masterpiece of street art. 
Check out more closeup images of this complex work and come back soon for more top news from around the world.

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Sepe paints a new portraiture quadriptych in Warsaw, Poland

In order to celebrate the closing of his successful solo show in London with Lawrence Alkin Gallery, Sepe painted another piece at a secret abandoned location in Warsaw.
"The Further You Go.." is a continuation of his mural he's done at the same place for the show opening, and it is consisting of 4 portraits. Both colorful and pale, haunting and funny, realistic and expressive, sharp and drippy, the faces are the epilogue to his "The Golden Age Of Grotesque" show. With red nose as one of the leitmotifs of his latest works he's been creating, these faces are an example of slightly new direction hes been moving to.
Check out more detail and process photos after the jump and come back soon for more underground news from the world of street art.

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