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Graffiti by Tilt

Tilt is an internationally recognised traditional graffiti artist, originating from Toulouse in South France. 

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Van Paintings by Kevin Cyr

A series of twenty vans based on Vandura, Chevy, and Econoline Chateau vans documented in Brooklyn, New York. Oil and silkscreen on panel. 

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Ghostbusters Street Art

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All you need to know about graffiti is in this book

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Street Art / São Paulo - Brazil

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How and Nosm in the South Bronx

Some of the most mesmerizing and enigmatic pieces by the Perre twins aka How and Nosm can be found on the walls of Hunts Point’s industrial district in the South Bronx.

[ Photos by Street Art NYC ]

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Murals by Agostino Iacurci

With bright, multi-layered layered characters, Agostino Iacurci is bringing something great to the neighborhoods he has painted murals in recently.  He has been making interesting illustrations for years while he studied fine art and with a background in graffiti and painting outdoors, it only makes sense to see such amazing murals from him.  [ via ]

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The Street Art in Brazil by 6emeia

The 6emeia project was created and developed by the artists Anderson Augusto, also known as SÃO, and Leonardo Delafuente, also known as Delafuente. The duo live in the Barra Funda neighborhood of São Paulo where they began the project with the purpose of changing and transforming daily life.

The duo’s objective is to modify the means within which we all live, proposing a new way to view things by reflecting upon themes generated through creative and unusual works. Such modifications are made by painting storm drains, light posts, manhole covers and any other object which makes up the urban scenario.

With the painted storm drains, a new type of communication is proposed between art and the city as well as between art and the residents. Art then becomes within the reach and at the service of everyone. By looking with care at the most forgotten and indifferent objects, one can take in art in a new way. The painted storm drains are like colorful drops falling into animmense ash-colored canvas. Which affirms the fact that art does not always need to be viewed on the walls of galleries and museums.

In a tense-filled confusing city, the most prominent colors have long been gray and beige which is where the 6emeia duo enters the scene. Through their work, they bring a certain harmony to the passageways of the city with the use of color and in doing so, they bring life and good humor to all.