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Street art in Buenos Aires began with paid political propaganda in the 50s and 60s. Since, it has developed as a reaction to politics and social and economic issues,...

Street art in Montreal is celebrated. The creativity it brings to the multicultural streets has been encouraged by the city for the past 60 years. A proportion of the...

Street art in Berlin began with the Berlin Wall. It quickly became a place for artists to express their ideas and frustrations and to deal with the controversy they...

Street art in Melbourne is rooted in much of Australia’s heritage, with artists such as Adnate bringing aboriginal influences into their work. But beyond that, each...

The streets of Lisbon are a blend of traditional and modern, derelict and cutting-edge. The artists who claim the walls seem to capture this in their work, often...

Glasgow street art has its own, very distinct style. Its home-grown street artists, as well as some international names, have turned the city into a gallery of...

A hub for UK street art, Bristol’s reputation has spread worldwide. Renowned street artists from across the globe have now made their mark on the colourful streets....

The streets of Birmingham have been the canvas of street artists for decades, but more recent festivals, including B-Side, City of Colours, and High-Vis have nurtured...

As the capital city, you’d expect London to be rich in street art and creative talent. No area of London disappoints. Every street has its own signature, and every bar...

The Northern Quarter of Manchester is where the street art talent has really developed. The Cities of Hope group helps rejuvenate these cityscapes with important,...

Have you missed being able to interact with art? Lockdown has been hard, but a good way to use your government sanctioned hour of recreation outside is to embark on...