Street art has a way of surprising us all. Turn the corner down one street and you may stumble across a work of art that will change your perspective of the city. In Sheffield, England, there is a new mural brightening up a certain building façade with its thoughtful atmosphere.
German street artist Hera has just transformed a train platform in Stavanger, Norway, into a work of art.
Banksy’s style is known around the world and his works sell for millions at auctions.
French artist Saype recently brought a positive message of hope to Turkey as part of his Beyond Walls project. Eight months after the devastating Turkey-Syria earthquakes, he made his way to the Hatay province. This area is still struggling to rebuild after the natural disaster, and so Saype decided to find a way to send a message of hope from within the rubble.
Street art can completely change the character of a building.
French artist JR continues transforming famous sites into stunning illusions with an installation at Paris' famed opera house.
Nature can be an artist, filling our world with sweeping colors and shapes. Not only that, but it seems like it can also be a creative patron of the arts as well. The “Whale Tower” mural, which decorates Detroit's Broderick Tower, has been covered by an ad for almost two years.
Graffiti artist Ant Steel has always enjoyed using his art to bring joy to the community.
UK-based artist Sophie Mess is transforming urban spaces one mural at a time.
French street artist Nerone has created the UK's largest clean-air mural in Southampton. Painted on The Bulb, a new hub for the STEM community, the piece shows a woman covered in colorful flowers. And best of all, the nearly 11,000-square-foot mural is not only aesthetically pleasing but also environmentally friendly. To create his masterpiece, Nerone used Graphenstone CO2-absorbing paint.
For the seventh year, the NuArt Festival, which originated in Norway, has invaded the streets of Aberdeen, Scotland.
Spanish street artist Lula Goce has brought her evocative style to the streets of Galicia with a mural that celebrates...
