Erin Yoshi has been exploring the relationship between humans and nature for decades

“Paint more,” advises Amanda Lynn, whose flower-laced murals brighten the streets

In late May 2024, a crowd of spectators gathered outside the Downtown Valley Mall

Instantly recognizable and beaming with positivity, Michelle Hoogveld’s colorful,

In a world full of digital noise, street art can tell vital stories, rejuvenate

How does public art in the U.S. reflect and shape our communities and cultural identities?

Editor’s note: An earlier version of this episode ran in March 2021 and has

Halloween is just around the corner, which means spooky season is alive and well

Being a muralist is risky. From balancing on high-rise scaffolding to navigating

Blue and gold historical plaques are everywhere in Philadelphia. Numbering in the

Pablo Picasso once said, “Everything you can imagine is real.” While the imagination

Humpty Dumpty had a great fall, as the nursery rhyme goes. Unlike the original Humpty,

Food and the environment are inextricably linked—everything we eat has a footprint.

Justice is something you fight for. That’s what Erin Yoshi’s parents told her

Late in 2022 L.A. graffiti artist extraordinaire Man One traveled to Nepal to participate

Victor "Marka27" Quiñonez is a phenomenal street artist working at the

While popular culture puts sexual relationships on a pedestal, many people find friendships

Deceptively rose-tinted and rebellious, new work from multimedia artist D*Face (aka

French artist Camille Walala is no existential philosopher clad in black cashmere.

Sometimes, despite the chorus of coughing around you, there’s nothing more contagious

Juana Alicia describes herself as “uncompromising.” She has been criticized for

Alice Mizrachi is considered one of the top street artists in New York. In a field

Muralist Jazmin Castaneda was caught off guard by multiple challenges in 2020. In