It’s been a while since our last Streets: World Roundup so it’s time to revive the feature where we share a summary of some recent art from the streets. Headlining things for us is a new piece from Italian street artist Blu in Niscemi, Sicily. Along with his signature style, his political views are also quite evident in this large impressive wall mural.
Other worthy work comes from Olek – NYC (source), Gaia – Baltimore (source), Escif – Spain, Ludo – London (source), Aakash Nihalani – Italy, Stohead – Austria, Remed – Portugal, Odeith – Portugal (source), Nychos – San Francisco (source), Case – Berlin, Aakash Nihalani x Know Hope – New York, Herakut – Los Angeles, Shok-1 – New York, Ekundayo – Hawaii, anad Tristan Eaton – Florida (source).
All photos via the artists or events unless source otherwise specified.
Olek in NYC
Gaia for Open Walls Balitmore 2. Photo by Geoff Hargadon via Brooklyn Street Art.
Escif – “CAPITAL INVERTIDO / CSOA L’HORTA” in Valencia Spain.
Ludo in London.
Ludo in London.
Ludo in London.
Aakash Nihalani – “Spaced” in Rome.
Stohead – “Beyond” in Linz.
Remed for Underdogs in Lisbon.
Odeith in Setúbal. Via Stick2Target.
Nychos in San Francisco. Photo via Upper Playground.
Case – “Unter Der Hand” in Berlin.
Aakash Nihalani x Know Hope – “Uncornered” in Brooklyn.
Herakut with a rooftop mural in Santa Monica.
Shok-1 – “X-Rainbow (Arc)” in Little Italy, Manhattan for the L.I.S.A project.
Ekundayo in Hawaii.
Tristan in West Palm Beach, Florida. Photo via Street Art News.
