Back on the street.
A fresh possibly Ferguson-related work.
Canvaz writes:
“It’s been great to finally escape the studio & go painting outside. The new piece is Dancing in the Tear Gas and is on Grand Canal Dock across from the U2 production building.”
Dublin artist Alan Mongey with his mother, Sally, (top) at the unveiling of the Malborough Street Mural in Dublin today.
Mark writes:
‘The Marlborough Street Mural’ is a community arts project sponsored by Irish Life and Luas Cross City. The mural is a colourful, large scale graphic art piece stretching over 50 metres and was unveiled by Alan Mongey and participating students.”
(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)
A recent mural by Bart Smeets in Mechelen, Belgium.
A radiographic mural of Pac Man in Hamburg by London street artist and x-ray-muralist extraordinaire SHOK-1.
Artist Guido Van Helten’s mural on William Street – based on a photograph (pic 4) taken at the Limerick Milk Market by Gerry Andrews – painted over seven days for the National City Of Culture’s Draw Out Street Art Festival.
Ronan Flanagan twasks:
Is it vandalism defacing street art which was once considered vandalism itself?!
Rob writes:
“A work in progress…Pine Street, Cork.”
The work of Stamatis Laskos, a 29 year-old street artist from Athens whose wonderfully unhinged portraits of his friends (along with other folk and occasionally animals) adorns walls all over Greece.
Milan-based street artist Fra.Biancoshock’s thought-provoking and satirical ‘ephemeralist urban interventions’.
