He’s laid low for a few weeks, but he may be back. And with a vengeance. This clever artwork sits on Bruton Lane in London and is an apparent critique on the rampant materialism of our time. Is it Banksy? We may never really know. But it’s damn fun all the same.

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French street artist C215 certainly knows how to colour coordinate. Whether he uses a rainbow palette or split complimentary hues in his pieces, he manages to combine the perfect colour harmonies to capture the essence of the moment in his intimate portraits.

From pensive clowns to brooding gents, and even french bulldogs that are just a little too-cute, his intricate multi-layered stencils inject refined beauty into concrete jungles across Europe.

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The Banksy vs Robbo beef has been going on for a while now. Back and forth for over a year, and it even continues after Robbo’s serious head injury, with no end in sight.

He was quoted saying: ‘Last year I decided enough is enough. I’d embarrassed him, so it was time to move on. But in January he went over another of my pieces. Now he’s reignited the fire. I’m planning some really funny stuff for him’.

In support of Robbo’s cause, a few mates of mine came up with a cunning plan to hit Banksy where it hurts the most — his pocket.

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Living in Brooklyn for the past two years, it’s frighteningly easy to forget what nature looks like without experiencing it on a regular basis. So it’s always nice to come across street artist ROA’s large-scale black and white animal work when I’m out walking or riding my bike around town.

ROA got his start painting abandoned buildings and warehouses in his hometown of Ghent, Belgium, and since then his work has been seen in New York, as well as London, Berlin, Warsaw and Paris. Whenever I stumble across his pieces, they act as a
bittersweet reminder of the natural world I’m missing outside NYC and how I need to get outta here more often for my own sanity.

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Street art is on every conceivable wall in Santiago. Throw-ups. Stencils. Tags. Stickers. Murals. It even competes with outdoor advertising. Chile Estyle: Historia del Street Art Chile is a documentary which interviews are diverse host of pioneers artists such as Cisco and Basco Vazko, while discussing the importance and legacy of the Romana Parra Brigades murals, which reflect the history of political and social events in Chile.

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