When I visited Soho last Monday, it was hardly the rich wonderland it was several weeks ago. Yet, several new pieces greeted me, and I
On April 22nd, millions of people mobilized for the environment in an online celebration of Earth Day’s 50th Anniversary. This historic event included the launch
The renowned British street artist Xenz has created a fitting tribute to Norway’s oldest allotment gardens in the capital, Oslo. Originally built as a retreat
A new mural of local community youth worker Steve Barnabis has emerged in Walthamstow from UK artist Gabriel Pitcher, curated by Wood Street Walls and
While revisiting Underhill Walls in Prospect Park, Brooklyn this past week, I was greeted by several delightfully intriguing murals that I hadn’t captured on my
A hug is a wonderful thing, it communicates support, security, affection, unity, and belonging, but can a wall be a hug? That was the idea behind ADD
While many of the original artworks that had surfaced on the boarded-up stores in Soho are no longer on view, others continue to emerge. Featured
The URBAN NATION MUSEUM FOR URBAN CONTEMPORARY ART presents a six-decade retrospective of Martha Cooper’s photographs this Autumn 2020. Combining photographs and personal artefacts, MARTHA
Richmond, the capital of the Confederacy, has become a national epicentre of the Black Lives Matter movement, with the towering 19m Robert E. Lee statue
BLOOP being the world’s first festival entirely dedicated to Proactive Art, with the ethos “ART IS FOR EVERYBODY”, returns to Ibiza this year for its
As the global pandemic persists, it’s time we start recognizing the complex role food plays in the health of our communities and the planet. Many
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When I returned to Soho earlier this week, I was thrilled to discover several pieces — including a few collaborations — new to me. The
Banksy has just released a video on his Instagram page of him ‘deep cleaning’ the London underground tube, with a little help from his rats.
For over a decade Welling Court and its surrounding blocks in Astoria, Queens have been a mecca of street art and graffiti, engaging a widely
The 5th-anniversary edition of The Crystal Ship was sadly cancelled in April due to the COVID-19 pandemic and public safety concerns. However, with the summer
While many of the boards in Soho continue to be dismantled, the ones that remain continue to intrigue. And, happily, new ones surface — largely
Eighties Bronx-based graffiti artists TATS Cru and an invited family of artists have collectively completed painting a huge 600 foot pavement mural dedicated to the #blacklivesmatter movement. The pavement mural
Although dozens of boards that have served as canvases for a diverse range of artworks are no longer part of Soho’s visual landscape, the neighborhood
Prince Charles’ full Earth Day statement ‘As we reflect on the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, I have long believed that people often will not
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