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Escif’s identity has been a mystery for more than 20 years It was in the late 90s when the streets of Valencia were lined up with small minimalist murals. At first glance, they tried to communicate something. Here is where Escif’s work began. Thus, protest, satire, and subversive messages began to invade the Valencian streets. […]

This Stormzy bulletproof vest is one of the pieces sold at Banksy’s Gross Domestic Product store Have you had a chance to visit Banksy’s online store? If you haven’t already, we recommend you do so; you’ll get to see the new bulletproof vest that’s up for sale, courtesy of rapper Stormzy. You’ll wonder why the […]

From Mexico to Patagonia, check out the work of these Latin American It’s time to look south and see that the artistic talent hides (or we haven’t been paying enough attention to it) in Latin American countries. Talented artists with interesting proposals. For this reason, ALL CITY CANVAS selected 10 Latin American artists to support […]

ACC gives you the 5 street art books must haves As I have mentioned on previous occasions, the global street art movement has significantly changed in the last few years. For many, artists as well as spectators, it is always difficult to disassociate the graffiti phenomenon from the current movement of public art. Although both […]

We give you: the best murals in Mexico City! All City Canvas set out to bring you a selection of the best murals in Mexico City so you can plan your weekend outing. You’ll find the locations of each mural at the end of their description. The list includes a selection of walls by local as […]

Everything about Bloop Festival project Text by Mónica Vázquez Translation by Briana Prieto F. in collaboration with Paula Villanueva BLOOP International Proactive Art Festival is considered one of the most important cultural events in the world and has also positioned itself as a relevant festival in the urban art scene due to its programs and […]

We talked with Nuria Mora who told us about her concept of street art and muralism Nuria Mora is a Spanish artist who uses public space as a support, medium and concept for her works. It is known for its abstract style embodied in paintings and murals. The main objective that you want to accomplish […]

Nuart Festival and its great Polish artist representatives Text by Cristina Ochoa Translation by Briana Prieto F in collaboration with Paula Villanueva Photos by Nuart Festival A truck is a medium of transportation we use and are accustomed to on a daily basis: its drivers, the people that use it, the destinations. But imagine if […]

Tattoos, murals and paintings come together in this ranking of girls in street art Text by Victor Valencia Translation by Briana Prieto F. in collaboration with Paula Villanueva Since March is Women’s History Month, All City Canvas was given the task of creating this ranking that brings you the top 10 women in street art […]

BLOOP Festival, the world’s first festival entirely dedicated to Proactive Art Text by Cristina Ochoa Translation by Briana Prieto F. in collaboration with Paula Villanueva Seven consecutive years of BLOOP Festival has attracted attention to a vast number of people who work in the art and creative industry by opening a new path for Ibiza`s […]

The metaphors of life in Melt with me, by Buff Monster Text by Mariana Gaona. Traduction by Briana Prieto. Photos by Briana Prieto and Doménica Armendáriz Buff Monster, a New York artist influenced by pop art, japanese culture, ice cream and graffiti, opened his exhibition Melt with me in 168 Bowery in New York. Where […]

International artists unite to create art in Pow! Wow! Text by Cristina Ochoa Translation by Briana Prieto Fuentes Pow Wow offer us a week to enjoy art by any of its presentations. All of this will happen next week in the neighborhood of Kaka’ako in Hawaii. The meaning of Pow!, is the impact of art […]

The artistic universe of Gola Hundun: when nature creates art Text by Mariana Gaona – Translation by Briana Prieto Fuentes Gola Hundun’s 2016 marked his artistic career. When walking through the streets of San Pedro Macoris, a town in the Dominican Republic, a building captured his attention; it was an abandoned masonic temple that, in […]

A virtual tour of Vhils’ work at HOCA and on the streets of Hong Kong Text by Monica Vazquez – Translation by Briana Prieto Fuentes Identity and life in the urban context are the topics of the exhibition Debris at Hong Kong Contemporary Art (HOCA), by Alexandre Farto, better known as Vhils. The exhibition ran […]

If you don’t know Selina Miles, you haven’t been getting your street art fix from the right sources To start this 2017, Selina Miles just released a full film from 2016 ONO’U Tahiti Graffiti Festival, and it’s amazing (which is clearly becoming the norm). The name of the festival “ONO’U” is inspired on the fusion of two […]

Nychos surprises us with new extraordinary exhibition in New York This Saturday June 26, we attended to the solo exhibition of Nychos ‘IKON’ at Jonathan LeVine Gallery in New York City. The illustrator and street artist presented a series of artworks inspired on the 1980s icons and fictional characters. The Austrian artist uses colorful cartoon-like […]

A tour of the best of the Mural Festival 2016 By: Andrés Medina / @delabuena In Mural Festival we discover that the world of street art is growing by the minute. This cultural movement is getting stronger and more prestigious around the world. The most representative and famous artists of street art are doing their […]

New artwork by INTI in collaboration with Galerie Saint Laurent New mural by INTI called ‘Madre Secular’ new mural was produced in collaboration with the Galerie Saint Laurent, at the classic and crowded Marche aux Puces. Place where the Mediterranean Europe and Northern Africa coexist under the premise of mutual respect in their religious and […]