David De La Mano & Santa collaborate on a series of small pieces in Montevideo, Uruguay

David De La Mano just sent us a series of smaller pieces which he just completed as a collaboration with Santa on the streets of Montevideo in Uruguay.
While we are used to see David collaborate with his buddy Pablo S. Herrero, its refreshing to see a new take on his black and white silhouettes which are this time combined with colorful and psychedelic designs by Santa.
Discover all of the pieces after the break and then stick with us through the week-end to discover more exciting street art.

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Coverage: Ludo's Solo Show "Duality" @ NYC's Castor Gallery

French street artist Ludovic Vernhet "Ludo" is back in NYC with a solo show at Castor Gallery in the Lower East Side of Manhattan featuring all new works.  Ludo filled the upstairs of the gallery with large and small canvases displaying his trademark green and white motifs displaying mash-ups of nature and weapons.  
The viewer was further treated to a real life dinner party in the basement of the gallery filled with sculptures of food being presented as if at a royal banquet.  Ludo has once again through the juxtaposition of nature vs. weapons creates a white and green wonderland of what is aptly described as "Duality".  The show is open now and will run through November 14th.  
If you are in the area make sure to drop by Castor Gallery (254 Broome St. NYC) and enjoy the show!


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Fran Bosoletti latest street art in Armstrong, Argentina

Constantly busy creating new works around the world, Fran Bosoletti just finished painting this beautiful new piece somewhere on the streets of Armstrong in Argentina.
Poetic and eclectic, his works show pictorial elements in which the figure of human body and reflective floral component forcefully emerge and gain the upper hand on reality.
Reconvene after the jump to check out more shots from this artwork and then hit us up on Instagram for more exclusive updates from the streets.

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Video: One Day In Banksy's Dismaland

Our friend Butterfly just sent us her latest production in collaboration with Arte Creative which is a brilliant 30 Minutes Documentary on Banksy Bemusement Park Dismaland which happened in Weston-Super-Mare, UK earlier this year.
Dismaland was a temporary art project organised by street artist Banksy, constructed in the seaside resort town of Weston-super-Mare in Somerset, England. Prepared in secret, the pop-up exhibition at the Tropicana, a disused lido, was "a sinister twist on Disneyland" that opened during the weekend of 21 August 2015 and closed permanently on September 27, 2015, 36 days later. Banksy described it as a "family theme park unsuitable for children."Produced in collaboration with ARTE, this is a must-see so if you didn't have the chance to visit it in person, make sure to sit back and take a look at this documentary to catch up with Banksy's latest insane project.

Coverage: RESO "Terrains De Je" Artist Residency @ Marrakech's Jardin Rouge

With the event “Terrains de JE”, which started on October 12th , Jardin Rouge presented several new works and installations by RESO, a key figure of the urban graffiti scene.
During his Moroccan escapade the artist used raw materials to model his creation, playing with objects like jute bags, tin cans, old papers… He makes colour dance within these limitations.
RESO wishes to communicate with elementariness: reds, blues, yellows, greens wander through his works. Repetitive forms make his paintings instantly recognizable. The series composed and presented at Jardin Rouge invites us to a multi-faceted trip between Toulouse’s concrete and the Marrakech’s lands.
The Jardin Rouge’s artistic residency has implanted itself on a 32 acres site under the ægis of the Montresso foundation. Thoroughly redesigned and restored, the old agricultural constructions, made of rammed earth, are now accommodating facilities and studios to welcome selected artists from all around the globe.
Continue reading to discover the full coverage on this residency and if you are in the area, it will be running until November 15th.

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Telmo Miel paints a new mural in Deinze, Belgium

Telmo Miel just finished working on a brand new piece for the Art 17, Beste Buren Project which took place a few days ago in Belgium.
Painting on the streets of Deinze, the Dutch duo brought to life some of their surreal photo-realistic imagery with this artwork showing a remixed version of the Queen's guard and their iconic bearskin.
Hit the jump to discover a few extra images on this mural and stick with us to discover more fresh updates from the streets of Europe.

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Conor Harrington & Franco Fasoli "JAZ" collaborate on a large mural in Sao Paulo

Franco Fasoli and Conor Harrington recently completed a huge new mural as part of the O.bra street art Festival which took place in Largo do Arouche on the streets of Sao Paolo in Brazil.
The Irish-Argentinean all-star street art duo worked for 10 days straight on this monumental piece which references different conflicts in Latin America; the Paraguayan War and the subjugation of native people. 
Hit the jump to discover a bunch of extra shots on this artwork and then check back with us soon for more fresh updates from South America. 

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Video: "StreetAlps" Video Recap

StreetAlps is the first street art festival taking place in the piedmont area with the beautiful mountain from the Alps as background.
They just released their latest video recap which is featuring CT, Poeta, Pixel Pancho, Milu Correct and Galo.
Kick back, relax and enjoy the 6-minutes long documentary from our buddies from Italy.

Guido Van Helten's paints a stunning mural in Kiev, Ukraine

Jumping from one continent to another, Guido Van Helten is now in Eastern Europe where he just finished to paint a piece somewhere on the streets of Kiev in Ukraine.
Braving the severe cold, the Australian artist spent a few days working on this mega-long building to create this photorealistic portrait of a young woman and what looks like to a traditional Eastern European jacket ornamented with beautiful red patterns. Stunning!
More images are awaiting for your click down below so take a look and then let us know your feeling down in our comments section.

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Adnate & Plea collaborate on a new piece in Melbourne, Australia

Adnate & Plea just wrapped up their latest collaboration which took place somewhere on the streets of Melbourne in Australia.
The newly formed duo went 3D with the integration of the mailbox within the design. The end-result is stunning and shows a perfect integration of Adnate's portrait with Plea's abstract imagery.
Take a look at more images after the break and check back with us shortly to discover more stunning walls from Australia.

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Aryz paints a large mural for Maus Malaga in Malaga

Aryz recently wrapped up his latest large mural, this time painted in the art district of Malaga for their ongoing MAUS Malaga project. Working on a 7 storey facade of the Bahia Malaga, Spanish artist created a new piece in his abstract series which he's been working on lately.

Working on the wall for about one week, the completed work shows a composition of mechanic looking parts such as pipes, gears, bolts, etc. Though quite sharp and precise at first, the work shows his tendency to create large murals that include mistakes and imperfections of small drawings and sketches. This, in addition to earth, pastel tones, gives almost organic feel to this unusual piece that can be seen in person @ Calle Somera 8.

Check out more process photos after the jump and check back regularly for more updates from MAUS Malga and the rest of Spain and Europe.

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Pantonio creates a stunning artwork in Covilhã, Portugal

The excellent Wool Festival is back with a brand new extra piece which was just completed by Pantonio in the center of Covilhã in Portugal.
As usual with the talented Portuguese muralist, the colours and flow of his brush strokes on these super cute birdies are simply unique and amazing. Deeply influenced by the inhabitant of his hometown culture, his works often refers to fishes, octopus, mermaids, ropes or boats.
Take a peek at a bunch of progress shots after the jump and check back with us soon to discover more updates from Pantonio.

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"The Last Voyage", a new mural by DSIDE in Taupo, New Zealand

Former BMD member, DSIDE just sent us some images from his latest piece of work which just spawned on the streets of Taupo in New Zealand.
For his first solo wall, DSIDE went big with this large piece entitled "The Last Voyage". The artworks shows a vessel about to fall from a waterfall. Underwater several elements retracing key images from BMD are appearing. This is his farewell to BMD and we hope to see more great walls from him in the future.
Continue reading for a few extra shots and stick with us throughout the week to discover more updates from the Southern Hemisphere.

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Blu creates a fantastic mural at Casa Dei Pazzi in Rome, Italy

After a rather long break, Blu is back in Italy with a fantastic new piece of work which was just completed on the streets of Rome.
Painting without a lift using a rope and rappelling against the wall, the Italian artist painted his disastrous vision and evolution of the anthropocene period. As usual with Blu, it's a simple design which goes straight to the point.
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2501's murals project in Los Angeles, California

Our friend 2501 spent a few weeks in sunny Los Angeles where he was invited by the good lads from Do Art Foundation to work on a series of new pieces.
Geared with a myriad of brushes and black ink, the talented Italian artist created a series of signature pieces which are featuring his unique line-based imagery.
The first piece depicts the metamorphosis of the world, the evolution from the micro-organism to the human. The second piece is related to the Bible's trinity with its juxtaposition taking into account Los Angeles, New York and San Francisco as the big three.
Continue reading to discover a large gallery of images and if you are in the area, you'll be able to find them on 8th & Grand and on Hill Street.

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Saber & Zes collaborate on a mural in Los Angeles

The "Arts District" in Downtown Los Angeles is slowly becoming an epicenter for the arts and art commerce. Unfortunately it also means the people who helped build this culture are being pushed out, including the legacy of graffiti that was painted for over twenty years. "We were painting this neighborhood before it was even coined the Arts District". 
This brilliant mural Saber and Zes have painted is a gesture towards this long term legacy as well as an homage to their future as evolving artists.
This mural was made possible thanks to The Seventh Letter, Montana Colors, Branded Arts and the American Tea Room.
Hit the jump for a bunch of extra shots and a video and then stick with us to discover more fresh updates from the streets of New York City.

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Liqen paints a large mural in Aalborg, Denmark

Taking over the streets of Aalborg one mural after another, the good lads of WeAart decided to invite in town the one and only Liqen.
After a few days of hard work, the Spanish painter unveiled a beautiful piece entitled "Memoria Ginesolar". With this artwork, Liqen painted his homage to the sun which is usually fairly hidden in the northern countries. The sun is turned into a goddess laying down on a cloud while a million different interactions are happening around her.
Take a look at more images after the break and then check back with us soon for more mural updates from Europe.

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Thiago Toes paints a large mural in Minsk, Belarus

Thiago Toes was another artist that recently participated in Vulica Brasil festival in Minsk, Belarus. During his stay he painted this large mural titled "To risk is the End and the Beginning of Everything".
Working on a large facade of the National Bank of the Republic of Belarus Brazilian artist created a signature piece that features his signature elements. From hooded character, stars filled night sky to geometrical elements, this is one of the biggest murals he created to date. Due to dark, night tones that one of the members of infamous VLOK crew is using, the piece looks especially effective during night time.
Check out more photos by Yulia Savich after the jump and come back soon for more unusual and rare public artworks.

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Artist Interview: Bordalo II

In recent years Bordalo II has always been present on our pages, we all know him for his towering 3D murals painted on the streets of Lisbon and many other cities in the world. We reached the Portuguese artist for a nice chat about the way he transforms found trash in giant beautiful animals, giving new life through recycling. Take a break and enjoy this exclusive interview.

Hello Bordalo II, I can just imagine how many times they asked you but I’m too curious about it, where the f**k do you find all the materials needed for your installations?

Everywhere! Society produce a lot, consume a lot, and than waste a lot. Unfortunately there's trash everywhere, so I just have to drive around and spend few hours to collect all what i'm looking for.


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INSA's GIF-ITI Project in Portland, USA

The latest animated mural by acclaimed GIF-ITI artist INSA, inspired by his five-weekresidency in Portland with Hollywood Theatre Education Programs and Open School North, has just been unveiled.
GIF-ITI, the term and process invented by INSA himself, involves photographing individual layers of a multi-stage, hand-painted mural, which are then combined into a looping digital image or GIF.
INSA’s Portland GIF-ITI design, conceptualized collaboratively with Open School North students and staff, includes blooming roses, paying tribute to Portland as the City of Roses; a goat with swirling eyes, representing OSN’s goat mascot; and the school’s name with an inset growing heart. OSN students, ages 11-14, were involved in the project every step of the way, undertaking 80% of the painting.

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Cleon Peterson "The Nightcrawler" Limited Edition Screen Print

Cleon Peterson just released a brand new edition entitled "The Nightcrawler" via his personal website.
Available in two different flavors, Gold AND White, the print is a 28x28” hand pulled screen print on 290gsm Coventry Rag paper with deckled edges. The print comes signed and numbered by the American artist in a limited edition of 75 for each colorway.
The print is available now via Cleon Peterson's website for $125 each.


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Brusk DMV creates a large mural in Rio De Janeiro

Brusk from the legendary Da Mental Vaporz crew just got back from South America where he was invited by the good people from Art RUA to create a new piece.
Painting on the streets of Rio De Janeiro, the French artist recreated one of his iconic images with this large-scale version of his fire-extinguisher. Found throughout the piece are tons of references to his friends and his crew such as Sowat, Bom.K etc etc..
Continue reading to discover a few extra images on this great artwork and then make sure to drop your two cents down in our comments section. 

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NEVERCREW unveils a new piece for Urban Canvas in Italy

The streets of Varese in Italy and the Urban Canvas Street Art Festival just welcomed the good lads from NEVERCREW which created yet another fantastic piece of work featuring one of their signature whales.
NEVERCREW is a duo formed in 1996 by Swiss artists Pablo Togni and Christian Rebecchi. Between giant whales, tentacles and astronauts, the duo creates some really beautiful and poetic artworks which combine mechanical monochromes and organic explosions of colors.
Make sure to take a look at a few extra shots after the break and keep checking back with us throughout the week for the latest street art updates. 


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"Music For The Eyes", a new street piece by Hopare in Paris, France

After a few hours of work, Hopare just finished working on a quick new piece on the streets of his hometown, Paris in France.
Entitled "Music For The Eyes" and painted with just a few cans of black Spray paint, the French street artist delivered this simple yet super effective eye piece which will surely be enjoyed by the local residents.
As usual more images are awaiting for your click below so take a look and if you stop by Paris you'll be able to find it on Rue de la Fontaine-au-Roi.

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"Everywhere I Go", a new mural by Millo in Minsk, Belarus

Millo is currently exploring Eastern Europe where he spent some time in Belarus painting on the streets of Minsk.
The prolific Italian artist created yet another signature piece of work with "Everywhere I Go" showing one of his oversized giant bald characters interacting in a city that is way too small for him. This time around, he found a smaller friend which will probably be following him everywhere he goes.
Continue reading to discover more images on this artwork and then check back with us soon for more mural updates from Europe.

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Sego creates a new mural in Harlem, New York City

"Freedom and Emancipation of The Natural World" is the latest offering from our friend Sego to the streets of Harlem in New York City.
Painting for the Monument Art Festival which took place last week, the Mexican muralist created this beautiful and dope piece which is showing the headshot of the statue of liberty painted in his signature organic style.
Hit the jump for more images on this artwork and if you are in the area, you'll be able to find it off Madison Avenue.

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Ethos creates a new piece in Erlach, Switzerland

Claudio Ethos is still going around Europe where he recently stopped in Erlach, Switzerland to work on a new piece in collaboration with the Gallery Mayhaus.
The Brazilian muralist created yet another fantastic and unique piece of work with this surreal sci-fi mural. 
His mesmerizing works all demonstrate a wonderful fluidity of motion, while the line work of his characters is marvelously even and meticulous, creating a fantastic realism
Take a look at a few extra shots after the break and then check back with us soon for more mural updates from Mr Ethos in Europe.

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"Social Medias", a new street piece by Deih in Valencia, Spain

Yesterday afternoon, Deih spent some time on the streets of his hometown, Valencia in Spain to create this new piece.
Geared with Spray Paint, the Spanish artist quickly painted this piece showing one of his faceless futuristic characters. Along with the pictures, Deih sent us the following text linking the artwork to Social Medias:

What would happen if we stopped all of our social media connections? We have the fear of losing our own face. Although, our true face will still be here ready to see a real world that exists out there. We can try it... Only for fun. --Deih

Continue reading for more detailed images on this piece and then let us know your feeling abut social medias down in our comments section.

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Herakut & M-City collaborate on a large mural in Sao Paulo, Brazil

The O.Bra festival recently took place on the streets of Sao Paulo, Brazil where a stellar line-up of artists beautified the streets through a series of large mural.
Focusing on the art of collaboration, Herakut and M-City joined forces to create this huge artwork showing some of Herakut's signature characters wearing ultra-detailed hats designed by M-City. The little girl is also carrying what seems to be a gun painted by M-City. A great collaboration which will surely be enjoyed for years to come by the local residents.
Continue reading to discover a few extra shots on this impressive piece and then make sure to check back with us soon for more mural updates from Brazil.

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Kislow produces a new mural in Minsk, Belarus

Kislow recently spent some time in Belarus where he was invited by the Urban Myth Street Art Festival.
Working on the streets of Minsk, the talented muralist created yet another signature piece showing some of his surreal imagery. This time around, he reinterpreted the local legend of the Nyamiha river.
The first mention of the river in historical chronicles is connected with a disastrous Battle on the river Nemiga, which took place here in 1067, when the forces of the prince of Kievan Rus' defeated the forces of Polatsk princedom. The medieval epic The Tale of Igor's Campaign refers to the "bloody river banks of Nyamiha."
Continue reading for more detailed images on this piece and then make sure to let us know your thoughts down in our comments section.

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Veks Van Hillik creates a new mural in Cupra Montana, Italy

Veks Van Hillik just sent us some images from his latest street piece which was just completed on the streets of Cupra Montana in Italy.
Entitled "Fall From The Sky", the French painted showcased his truly amazing technic, between dream and nightmare, we truly love this surreal piece. This Human-Fish was painted for the PopUp Street Art Festival.
Continue reading for more sweet shots on this artwork and stick with your friends at StreetArtNews to discover more exclusive updates from around the world.


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El Mac and Celso Gonzalez collaborate on a large mural in Harlem, New York City

The Monument Art Festival recently took place on the streets of New York City where El Mac and Celso Gonzalez teamed up to work on this massive wall located in Harlem.
After several days of intense work on this vintage building, the American-Puerto Rican duo unveiled a beautiful piece of street art showcasing a stunning portrait by El Mac against a background by Celso. Once again with El Mac, at this scale, his trademark striation technique is mighty impressive.
Continue reading for more images by Daniel Weintraub and keep your eyes peeled on StreetArtNews for the latest updates from the Big Apple.

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Coverage: Saner "Fragments Of The Soul" @ Philadelphia's Magic Garden

Our friend, the internationally acclaimed Mexican street artist Edgar “Saner” Flores has transformed Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens’ galleries into a mythological playground for his newly opened exhibition "Fragments Of The Soul". 
Colorful and paradoxical, Saner’s work parallels Zagar’s  mosaicked environment with site-specific murals, illustrations, video projections, and paintings created on salvaged material from the city ofPhiladelphia. Fragments of the Soul explores what we have left behind in life and exposes the small, secret parts to our souls. 
Continue reading to discover more images from this amazing show and if you are stopping by Philadelphia, the show will be running on 1020 South Street until December 6th 2015. 

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Phlegm creates a new piece in London, UK

Our friend Phlegm is back on the busy streets of South London, UK where he just finished working on a brand new piece in the district of Dulwich.
The British street artist created yet another stunning piece of work with this mural based on MC Escher piece "Bond Of Union". For once Phlegm's signature characters aren't present in the design. The piece was made to coincide with the Escher exhibition currently taking place at the Dulwich picture gallery.
Continue reading to discover more images from Mikeydread and if you are in the area, you'll be able to find it on Dulwich Road and Half Moon Lane near Herne Hill Station. 

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"#AROUNDTHEWORLD", a new mural by Bicicleta Sem Freio in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

While we last heard from them in California a few days ago, the globe-trotting Bicicleta Sem Freio are back in Brazil where they just finished working on a large new mural on the streets of Rio De Janeiro.
Entitled "#AROUNDTHEWORLD", this mural was created in partnership with Marriott Rewards and JUSTKIDS to commemorate the NBA Global Games in Rio.
Taking place last week-end, the Orlando Magic triumphed with a 90-73 victory over Flamengo at the HSBC Arena. Next stop for the global games will be Mexico City on December 3rd.

Taking place last weekend, the Orlando Magic triumphed with a 90-73 victory over Flamengo at the HSBC Arena. Marriott Rewards will be joining the remaining NBA Global Games in Montreal, Mexico City, and London.

Working on the busy streets of the Catete district in the beautiful Zona Sul of Rio, the talented Brazilian street art duo worked their magic to create this vibrant mural which is showcasing some of their trademark style and imagery. The blue basketball is surrounded by three hands, a recurrent element in Bicicleta's work. The hands are representing the earth, from city to ocean to land. This piece is now one of the largest murals living in Rio De Janeiro.

"#AROUNDTHEWORLD" represents the campaign that is rewarding Marriott’s loyalty members with elite NBA experiences in Brazil, Canada, China, Italy, Mexico, Spain and the UK. Marriott Rewards members are able to access the NBA Global Games and their related events, while North American members can enter a sweepstakes that will take them to the London game in January. 

Marriott Rewards is the award-winning loyalty traveler program that rewards you with exclusive membership privileges when staying at one of Marriott’s 4,000 properties worldwide. Rewards members are able to redeem points for many extraordinary experiences such as exclusive & unique events reserved for members, hotel stays, dining, shopping, spa visits and much more.

Continue reading to discover more images on this artwork and if you stop by Rio De Janeiro, you'll be able to find the mural on the corner of Rua do Catete and Rua Dutra. 

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PichiAvo unveils "Urban Warrior", a new mural in Tenerife, Spain

PichiAvo recently spent some time in Tenerife, Spain where they were invited to work on a new piece for the Puerto Street Art Festival on the streets of Puerto De La Cruz.
Inspired by a quote from Aristotle, the Spanish duo created this signature piece entitled "Urban Warrior" showing a Greek statue against a graffiti background that really gives the mural a strong contrast.

I count him braver who overcomes his desires than him who conquers his enemies; for the hardest victory is over self. -Aristotle

Take a look at more detailed images after the break and stick with us throughout the week for the latest mural updates.

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"Low Tide", a new mural by David De La Mano in Montevideo, Uruguay

David De La Mano is currently in Uruguay where he just finished working on this long mural somewhere on the streets of Montevideo.
The Spanish artist created this signature piece showing a series of his black silhouette characters crossing a kind of imaginary river on a long boat.
This piece is part of project developed in the neighborhood of La Teja, and coordinated by the architect Gustavo Marzoa. The transformation of the Rodolfo Rincón Square, which began as a process of relocation motivated by to the detection of high levels of lead in their population. 
Continue reading for more detailed images on this artwork and then check back with us soon for more mural updates from South America.

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Tellas creates a large mural in East London, UK

Our friend Tellas is currently in the United Kingdom where he was invited to work on a large piece on the streets of Shoreditch in East London.
After a few days of work, the Italian artist brought to life this superb artwork showing some of his signature minimalistic imagery. Mixing colors and organic forms, Tellas' work will surely be enjoyed by the local residents for months to come.
Continue reading for more detailed images on this mural and as usual stick with us to discover more updates from the busy streets of London.

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Felipe Pantone "Stereo Dynamica" in Melbourne, Australia

Felipe Pantone who resides in Valencia, Spain visits Australia for the first time to paint a massive wall for WonderWalls festival in Wollongong and then to Melbourne to launch his solo exhibition Stereo Dynamica at Backwoods Gallery. His incredible vibrant canvas works often use a black and white geometric background filled with splashes of bright colours making almost three dimensional futuristic environments. He even uses Stereograms making other pictures appear within his artworks.
To get an insight into this super artist, do yourself a favour and check out the short film "Portrait of an Artist" directed and edited by the very talented local film director Selina Miles.

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Icy & Sot unveils a new piece in Zhujiajiao, China

Icy & Sot are currently in lovely China where they just finished working on a new mural somewhere on the streets of Zhujiajiaom, an ancient town located in the Qingpu District of Shanghai.
The Iranian street art duo quickly worked their magic to create and integrate this super clever piece into the local landscape. The end-result shows an elderly woman wearing a traditional Asian conical hat.
Hit the jump for a closer look at this stenciled piece and then make sure to let us know your thoughts down in our comments section.

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Video: Blanksy The World's Most Prolific Street Artist

The most prolific street artist in the world has finally stepped out from behind the shadows. People on the streets refer to him as Blanksy. 
The artist known as Blanksy invited Cinematographer Alex Horner into his world to get a rare glimpse into this mysterious artist’s life and work. Composer Nick Mihalevich was so inspired by his story he scored the track stating "All sounds you're hearing derive from some sort of paint thing: a paint can, a paint tray (triggered by dry ice), a paint key, and a paint roller.”

Ever paints a large mural in Harlem, New York City

Ever was also part of this year's line-up for Monument Art which took place on the busy streets of Harlem in New York City.
"The second conquest" is a piece that reflects reality, future and progress. The three characters describe the American reality, their new skin, new protagonists. Based on photos taken by Martha Cooper in the 90s of immigrants in East Harlem, the past meets the present on the construction of the neighborhood.
The red flag is the symbolic representation of the fight of Puerto Rican Young Lords during the 60s to improve the living conditions of Puerto Ricans in East Harlem. They also demanded the evacuation of the island of Vieques occupied by the US Army, but above all, demanded the independence of Puerto Rico.
Somebody once said that the "first conquest" was made by Christopher Columbus, but today the reality is different.
Take a look at a few extra images after the break and as usual stick with us to discover more updates from the streets of New York City

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"Wu-Tang Care Bears", a new piece by Jerkface in New York City

Yesterday afternoon, Jerkface spent his sunday working on a brand new piece in Nolita, New York City.
After a few hours of work, the American artist unveiled this piece showing a crossover between the Wu-Tang Clan and the Care Bears. Jerkface’s street art is described as whimsical and nostalgia-inducing, and his pop culture paintwork has become a staple in New York City. This artwork will surely be instagrammed a million times over the winter.
Continue reading for more images on this mural and then make sure to drop your two cents down in our comments section.

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"The Black Sheep", a new mural by ZED1 in Genova, Italy

Our friend ZED1 just sent us some images from his latest street work which took place on the lovely streets of Genova in Italy.
Entitled "The Black Sheep", the Italian artist created this signature piece of work showing one of his signature characters on his horse being lifted by a series of sheep. In this work, the black sheep is symbolized as an obstacle trying to drop the king on the ground. The meaning is that sometime even the smaller people can start a revolution.
Take a look at a few extra shots after the break and as usual check back with us shortly to discover a bunch of extra updates.

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"Save Yourself", a new mural by Dulk in Santander, Spain

Dulk recently spent some time on the streets of Santander in Spain where he was invited to work on a new piece by the good lads from Desvelarte. This new festival has the aim of showing and promoting urban artists and artistic groups of the national and international scene.
After a few days of work, the Spanish artist brought to life this vibrant piece showing a myriad of his bizarre yet cute animals. This surreal and fun piece is entitled "Save Yourself".
Hit the jump for a few extra images on this mural and as usual stick with your friends at StreetArtNews for more updates from the streets of Spain.

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Guido Van Helten unveils a new piece in Port Kembla, Australia

Guido Van Helten is still in Australia where he just finished a brand new portrait somewhere on the streets of Port Kembla, a suburb of Wollongong 8 km south of the CBD and part of the Illawarra region of New South Wales.
The popular Australian artist & muralist created this new piece showing the face of a young girl painted using his signature style and technique. As usual with Guido and his pieces, this will surely be enjoyed by the local residents for years to come.
Take a look at a bunch of extra shots after the break and stick with us to discover more street art updates from the Southern Hemisphere.

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ROA paints a massive mural in Harlem, NYC for Monument Art

While we last heard from him in Fort Smith, Arkansas ROA was just in New York City painting a massive new piece with the good folks over at the Monument Art. 
The eternally traveling street artist spent about a week up on a boom lift painting four different animals on the streets of East Harlem. The end-result is beautiful and it shows some incredibly cute creatures including a squirrel, anteater, armadillo, and raccoon. Check out the photos from our good buddy Halopigg who had the opportunity to spend a few days on the lift and as usual check back with us shortly to discover more fresh updates from the Big Apple.

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Evoca1 unveils "Imperishable Relics", a new mural in Vienna, Austria

Our friend Evoca1 is currently in Europe where he just finished working on a brand new piece somewhere on the streets of Vienna in Austria.
Entitled "Imperishable Relics", the Miami-based artist dropped some heat with this fantastic piece of work. This piece wurated by INOPERAbLE Gallery, with the support of Liquitex Artist Materials.

In the late 1940’s, Hitler ordered a series of flak towers to be constructed in Germany and Austria to defend against air attacks and serve as shelters. With walls up to 3.5m thick, the structures were made so indestructible they still remain today. Many see these towers as an eye sore but others see them as a reminder of a dark past never to be repeated.
Many of the towers still remain empty, however a few have been redesigned to give them a new life. In 1957, the flak tower located only a few blocks from the mural was repurposed to be an aquarium. The former bunker is now a place dedicated to preserving a diversity of (animal) life and the imparting of knowledge. The mural tells the story of how the neighborhood of Mariahilf not only rose from all the challenges history subjected it to, but also how it turned the horrors of its past into a bright, positive and multifaceted future. 

Continue reading for discover more images on this artwork and then make sure to check back with us soon for more mural updates from Austria.

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Herakut paints a new piece in Paris for Proj256

Hera and Akut from Herakut recently visited Paris to create a new piece for the launch of a non-profit campaign Proj 256. Known for their social engagement worldwide, German art duo painted a portrait of a local homeless man Karim in hope to help him ease his every day life.
The idea of this original project is to help homeless people by providing an easy way for others to hear their story and make a financial donation. By combining art and technology they encourage artists to paint portraits of local homeless and than stencil a QR code next to the piece. The code links to the movie that tells the story about the person as well as provides an easy way for people to make a Bitcoin donation. As a part of the campaign, the homeless people included in the project are given old recycled mobile device that can be used to buy food, shelter for the night or save for larger purchases.
Check out more images after the jump and keep an eye on Proj256.org for more info about the project and upcoming works.

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Patricia Carrega

El trabajo de Patricia Carrega, artista especializada en murales de vidrio vitrografiado es como mínimo impresionante, realmente vale la pena gozar con sus obras, la mayoría realizadas con grabados al ácido, pero también los hay coloreados imagino que en frió.