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 Season Two of *Remote*, filmmaker Badir McCleary broadens his geographic scope

In busy cities and quiet corners of the world alike, public art acts as a heartbeat—pulsing

Art has the power to disrupt the status quo, challenge authority, and ignite social

Sourced and bottled in Monterrey, Mexico, mineral water brand Topo Chico has long

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?

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Known for its emphasis on figuration, surrealism, and pop culture, the New Contemporary

In the 1970s, street art and skateboarding collided. Both groups were seen as rebellious,

Break out the bikini top (and remember to slather on plenty of sunscreen)—summer

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Welcome back to part two of our very special series on the Nepal Street Art Project,

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Lined with stunning ceramic tiles, Portugal’s city streets are a sight to remember.

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

Carlos Donjuan learned the basics of line, tone, shape, and space from painting graffiti

There’s more than one way to paint a landscape, according to California-based artist

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