by Tracey Paleo, Gia On The Move On Friday night, August 12, 2016, Hansens Natural Soda celebrated art and people by partnering with the Mar Vista Art Department in Venice, California with a one-night-only opening of Hansens House designed to... Continue Reading →
The Sheffield suburbs have produced some of UK music's most exciting bands, the latest is Liberty Ship. The four piece have already toured with the likes of King Charles (2013) and Reverend and The Makers (2014). They have played their... Continue Reading →
You will know my name.
Gia On The Move was amazed to discover that although it's become more of an American holiday celebration, Cinco de Mayo actually commemorates the Mexican army's 1862 victory over France at the Battle of Puebla during the Franco-Mexican War (1861-1867). Just the same,... Continue Reading →
Tags are the new Street Art Hype Thanks to artists like Banksy and Obey, street art is getting bigger and more respected within the art world. The tag, the artists signature, is where graffiti started and TagsAndThrows seeks to shine... Continue Reading →
Powerful messages in deceptively naive art? Maybe. See for yourself. We see these as some of the best #graffiti shares this week found on Twitter, from some of our favorite handles!
'Babushkas', otherwise known as Russian Dolls, are no longer restricted to dusty ornaments adorning your grandmother's mantel place. Tel Aviv’s first ever Russian Dolls art exhibition, featuring works by more than 60 street and graffiti artists from around the world,... Continue Reading →
The moments when Sunday brunch gets sidelined for a cheeky side-street street art mini mural. Whose hungry for intergalactic pizza & gooey grilled cheese? 'Hello Gelsons? We need a delivery!' Batman to the rescue.
On September 8th, Daniel Gennaoui posted on his Twitter account the best #streetart combined with #nature . We couldn't agree more. Big things really do come in small packages. In this case, big graffiti art ideas. Talk about "taking it to... Continue Reading →
