Syria’s Piano Man Sings The Stories Of The War
On the streets of his bombed-out neighborhood, Ayham Ahmad plays a battered piano and sings the stories of…
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Spotlight on Yazan Halwani, Beirut’s Street Artist
“To Beirut, From my heart, I send peace to Beirut, And kisses to the sea and homes, To…
Asia’s Social And Political Issues Through The Eyes Of Pejac
One of the biggest satisfactions of creating my art comes through the actions I make on the streets.…
Greece’s anti-austerity murals: street art expresses a nation’s frustration
Artwork criticising international response to country’s debt crisis has flourished amid economic turmoil and social hardship. Jon Henley…
Greek graffiti – in pictures
The writing’s on the wall: graffiti in Athens reflect the anxiety felt by many Greeks amid the uncertainty…
Female street artists take to Dubai’s walls
Graffiti is not the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Dubai. When you stroll…
Street-chart: London’s housing crisis illustrated – in pictures
A London renter has created street graphs throughout the capital to highlight fast-rising rents, evictions and homelessness, the…
Anatomy of a revolution through art
Syrian artists paint to show the world the gruesome reality behind the war that destroyed most of their…
Olek Beautifies Homeless Shelter with Colorful Crocheted Yarn
Crochet-artist extraordinaire Olek visually transformed one of the 184 homeless shelters which dot the Indian capital city…
Graffiti in the death strip: the Berlin wall’s first street artist tells his story
Thierry Noir was the first to daub the ultimate symbol of communist repression with cartoonish graffiti, and his…
Feathers and feminism: global street artists transform Delhi – in pictures
St+art India facilitates art in public spaces, making it accessible to a wider audience by taking it out…
Tehran’s answer to Banksy: Medhi Ghadyanloo hits Britain (By Jonathan Jones)
Flying cars, magic portals, levitating giraffes … street artist Medhi Ghadyanloo’s eye-popping murals make Tehran smile – but…