Boldly Stylish Graffiti in Getafe, Madrid: Tras, Rikams, Riser, Nak2, Rojas, Seka, Yenis, NKS, and Okas Oner With their seductive colors and striking styles, the graffiti that surfaces in Gefafe, Madrid always tantalizes. The image featured above was fashioned by Tras, CZB. Several more images that I captured while graffiti-hunting in this southern Madrid city follow: Rikams and Riser Nak2, MKC  Rojas Seka and Rojas Yenis NKS Okas Oner Photos: Lois Stavsky
https://streetartnyc.org/blog/....2024/05/14/boldly-st

Honoring the All-Too-Brief Life of Inbar Haiman: Dudi Shoval, Logikal, Tao B3, Hami Art, Solomon Souza, Ladybug Art, Dina Segev & More On October 7, 2023, 27-year-old Haifa-based art student and graffiti writer Inbar “Pink” Haiman aka The Pink Raven went down to the Nova Music Festival in southern Israel to serve as a volunteer. While there, she was kidnapped — along with dozens more partygoers — by Hamas terrorists riding motorcycles and armed with knives. On […]
https://streetartnyc.org/blog/....2024/04/30/honoring-

Bratislava, Slovakia Street Art and Graffiti: Fin DAC, Cart’1, Daor & Dano, TANKPETROL and More While there are only a limited number of legal murals in Bratislava, the streets of the Slovakian city teem with unsanctioned tags, graffiti bombs and motley urban interventions. What follows is a small sampling of what we captured on our recent visit to this captivating city: Cork, Ireland native Fin DAC One of several stenciled […]
https://streetartnyc.org/blog/....2024/04/18/bratislav

Vienna’s Alluring Mural Art: Ledania, Ju Mu, Frau Isa, AlfAlfA, Mantra, The Weird Crew and Luogo Comune Calle Libre, an urban art festival founded in 2014, has since brought dozens of luscious murals to the streets of Vienna, Austria. The brightly hued mural pictured above was painted by the Colombian artist Ledania for Calle Libre Festival 2023. Several more alluring murals painted for Calle Libre that we captured on our recent visit […]
https://streetartnyc.org/blog/....2024/04/04/viennas-a

On the Streets of Budapest: Okuda, Neopaint, Hegedűs Márton, Kemény György, VOID, Balogh Attila and qWeRT The streets of Budapest’s seventh district teem with a huge range of urban art. The brightly-hued image featured above — painted by the Spanish artist Okuda San Miguel — is a tribute to the Spanish diplomat Ángel Sanz-Briz, who saved the lives of thousands of  Hungarian Jews during the Second World War. Several more images […]
https://streetartnyc.org/blog/....2024/03/03/on-the-st