The ruins of an abandoned zoo in Torino, Italy have been given new life, repurposed into a Street Art Museum by the Border Land Project. It’s now home to many amazing works of graffiti art, some of which feature animals that once called the zoo home. Okumaya devam et SAM Street Art Museum – Border Land (Turin)
my best Graffiti Street Art Collection. this great collection of graffiti, and fit to your collection, and it could be drawing to inspire you in graffiti art. Okumaya devam et “Best Murals & Amazing Graffiti Street Art Collection”
Christmas Wild Graffiti
Cool festive graffiti alphabet in colorful wild style. Okumaya devam et “Graffiti Alphabet Collection”
ur May 2012 Public Art special issue features a few works from Italian muralist Blu captured from our travels in Europe last year, and we just saw that the artist was in Morocco to paint a new mural near a border crossing in the North African nation. Okumaya devam et “Blue in morocco | morocco murals”
Raised in the Brooklyn borough of New York City, Wallace grew up during the peak years of the 1980s crack epidemic and started dealing drugs at an early age. When Wallace released his debut album Ready to Die in 1994, he was a central figure in the East Coast hip hop scene and increased New York’s visibility at a time when West Coast artists were more common in the mainstream. Okumaya devam et “george latore wallace biggie street art”
Working from his London studio, he finds an exciting dynamic in the contradictory relationship between the glamorous pop images and the raw, unrefined urban context in which such icons are celebrated. Okumaya devam et “Amazing Graffiti art by Ben Slow”
some colorful and lively street art images. Okumaya devam et “Street art from Valparaiso in Chile”
Alice Pasquini is an artist living in Rome but is also working in the UK and Spain. She created these kind-hearted works in a genre that is usually dominated by sceptical, dark, and politically critical images. Okumaya devam et “Compassionate street art”
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