Nils Westergard is a talented stencil artist who moved to Amsterdam from Richmond, Virginia, three years ago and was immediately struck by the city’s cycling culture. Inspired by the endless stream of cyclists weaving through the streets, he began “The Amsterdam Cyclist” project, using small hand-cut stencil paintings to capture the diversity and beauty of Amsterdam’s bike riders. Nils explains that the bike is an integral part of Dutch society and reflects the many needs and desires of its riders. His approach to documenting Amsterdam’s cyclists has allowed him to experiment with full-colour ..read more

HKwalls has just wrapped up its 2024 street art festival, which was a huge success! The festival spanned nine consecutive days and united 32 artists from overseas, Hong Kong, and Mainland China. The festival created 41 murals in outdoor locations across Central and Western Districts, Wan Chai, and Tsim Sha Tsui, transforming the city into an open-air gallery. Instead of following the norm of “big is better” when it comes to street art, the curatorial team at HKwalls 2024 decided to explore the possibilities of smaller and unconventional spaces. While the festival did feature many impressive la ..read more

If you were in Bath, UK, on Thursday, 3rd May, and walking past the Holburne Museum, you would have been in for a treat. The prestigious museum was taken over by the world-famous artist Mr Doodle, who created his first-ever animated doodle mural projected on the museum’s facade as part of his first-ever museum exhibition, “Mr Doodle’s Museum Mayhem.” The animation was not only fun but also educational, as there were references to the museum’s pieces throughout the show, adding an extra layer. Mr Doodle “Museum Mayhem” Holburne Museum, Bath. Photo Copyright GraffitiStreet At 9 pm, Mr Doodle’s ..read more

In recent years, the contemporary artist known as Mr Doodle has become a household name, captivating audiences worldwide with his intricate and playful doodles. Born in Kent, England, Mr Doodle, whose real name is Sam Cox, gained popularity on social media platforms such as Instagram and TikTok, where his videos of himself creating his artwork have amassed millions of views. With just under three million followers on Instagram alone, his popularity has skyrocketed, and the platform has played a crucial role in launching his career. In this editorial, we will explore ten fascinating facts about ..read more

Welcome to our interview with Felipe Pantone, the renowned Spanish artist behind the stunning mural “OPTICHROMIE for Jersey City.” This mural, which measures 70×20 meters and requires over 170+ gallons of paint, is not only Felipe’s largest painting ever but also one of the tallest in the US. In this interview, we will delve into the creative process and challenges that Felipe and his team faced while creating this monumental public artwork. From experiencing a solar eclipse to navigating two earthquakes while on the lift, Felipe shares his experiences and insights into what it takes to bring ..read more

Ricardo Romero’s sculpture “Vamos / Let’s go?!” is a magnificent cultural intervention piece that aims to honour the dialogue between the timelessness of local culture, the concept of place, and the infinite possibilities of how time occupies space. Ricardo Romero “Vamos?!” Sculpture, Setubal. Image Copyright Ricardo Romero The artwork depicts a young child playing with a graffiti train on a figure 8 train track, symbolising infinity and the guiding thread. The sculpture is located in Setubal on an island surrounded by actual vehicles and coaches as they pass by. “Vamos” represents the connec ..read more

Melbourne has been known for its vibrant street art scene and has established itself as an international street art capital. The city’s latest creative venture unveiled its first official street art precinct in Mordialloc, transforming a long-forgotten industrial area into a hub of creativity and expression. Melbourne’s first official street art precinct in Mordialloc was curated by Shaun Hossack of Juddy Roller, collaborating with Wall to Wall, Kingston Council, Kingston Arts, and Mordi Village Trader. The initiative aimed to transform neglected urban spaces into the vibrant Mordi Village Art ..read more

HKwalls has just wrapped up its 2024 street art festival, which spanned nine consecutive days and united 32 artists from overseas, Hong Kong, and Mainland China. The festival created 41 murals in outdoor locations across Central and Western Districts, Wan Chai, and Tsim Sha Tsui. As part of this year’s festival, Chinese artist Nut was invited to paint two murals. Chinese street artist Nut has gained worldwide recognition for his incredible style, revolutionising the traditional blue and white porcelain, also known as qinghua, which originated in China between 609 and 1279 during ..read more

Argentinian-Spanish artist Felipe Pantone has just unveiled his latest masterpiece, “OPTICHROMIE,” for Jersey City. The 25-story mural, spanning over 1400 square meters, is his most extensive work to date. It features a mesmerising blend of geometric patterns in monochrome, gradients, and bold colours set against the iconic backdrop of the New York skyline. OPTICHROMIE Jersey City. Image Copyright Felipe Pantone The making of this monumental artwork was no easy feat, as Felipe Pantone and his team faced several challenges along the way. One of the most notable obstacles was the two earthquake ..read more

HKwalls has just wrapped up its 2024 street art festival, which spanned nine consecutive days and united 32 artists from overseas, Hong Kong, and Mainland China. The festival created 41 murals in outdoor locations across Central and Western Districts, Wan Chai, and Tsim Sha Tsui. As part of this year’s festival, French artist Seth Globepainter was invited to paint with a distinct significance and message to communicate. Seth Globepainter is recognised worldwide for his amazing style, which explores many fictional worlds and faceless characters with emotional depth and a str ..read more