Sometimes an impromptu jam can turn into something special. Check out this wall on a highway in Librino, Italy featuring RAGE, CRUEL, DERO, DOSEA, HOMA, KEEP, PALMS and GOST. Click the images to see a high res version. Photos: Gabriele Abruzzese.
The ‘Venice Beach Bear’ private mural commission by Meggs (Australia) located minutes from the infamous Venice beach Boardwalk (LA), is a homage to the Iconic California Bear and the Venice Beach ocean lifestyle. Utilising his signature shapes and abstraction, with a color scheme to match the homes exterior and the ocean/beach side location, Meggs depicts
When he’s not painting walls, MR WANY is hard at work with the paint brush. Here’s proof.
SEMOR busted this one out with some new Ironlak Strikers & Ironlak Fineliners that are currently in the final stages of development. Stay tuned for some more announcements soon.
ASKEW painted this Maersk container over the weekend on the Auckland Port. It’s going to travel around for the next year like a giant postcard so keep an eye out for it. The other side was painted by TRUSTME. More info: askewone.tumblr.com
KATRE from Paris is always busy. Here are some recent walls with a guest appearance from GOMER.
DRAIN, SEKTA and JAZOR of VRS and SF crews got together for this all-out jam in Chiapas, Mexico.
TOOFLY, KAZILLA, URSULA X YOUNG, AGANA and DEITY from Few & Far Collective combined skills on this mural in Miami for Art Basel 2013. Check out this video documenting the days painting. Shot/cut: Martha Traer. More info: fewandfarwomen.com facebook.com/martha.traer
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If you’re near (or in) Wollongong this is definitely worth peeping today. The details: Home Grown Thursday 23rd January Wollongong Youth Centre legal wall. Free BBQ
‘All Your Walls’ brings together some of Melbourne’s finest graffiti crews/collectives and street artists in a major makeover of Hosier and Rutledge Lanes, in order to celebrate the significant role street art and graffiti continues to play in Melbourne’s cultural life. Located in central Melbourne, Hosier Lane, along with its cobbled ‘anabranch’ Rutledge Lane, first
