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Press Release: Mana Public Arts Releases Pioneering Book Showcasing Global Street Art Murals and Expert Insights
Mana Public Arts (MPA), a trailblazing leader in the world of contemporary public art, announces the release of its 300+ page book, ‘Mana Public Arts Murals by Leading Street Artists from Around the World’, celebrating the vibrant murals created by leading street artists from around the globe. Edited by Daniel Sacks and Kurt Boone, this visually stunning compilation not only showcases the dynamic street art scene but also underscores MPA’s commitment to supporting public art and its impact on communities.
In addition to the artwork, readers can explore insights from four essays penned by experts in the street art and graffiti fields, including cultural critic Carlo McCormick, Brooklyn Street Art’s Steve Harrington, UP Magazine’s T.K. Mills, and Museum of Graffiti’s Alan Ket.
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Mesmerizing Gaze: EyeAntic
The illusive artist Eyeantic reveal’s her creative origins, discussing with UP the nuances between fine art and graffiti, and the power of twin flames.
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Hiraku’s Gentle Giants
Brooklyn-based artist Hiraku uses her murals to spread positivity for all without it turning toxic and to use her kawaii-influenced characters to make people smile in the toughest of times.
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Artists FoodBabySoul and Sizani Baloyi Promote DIY Street Cleaning Through New Program
Help a Bushwick street artist clean the streets, and win a print from a self-taught, up-and-coming South African printmaker.
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Kaves: Something Out of Nothing
A Brooklyn visionary—Kaves artistically embodies the heart and hustle of the city as he etches his story into it. A story of rags to riches where wealth is not monetary, but lies in expression and experience instead.
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Press release: Art Plus Purpose. New huge wall from Li-Hill with GreenPoint EARTH
‘New Futures’ is the latest mural collaboration between GreenPoint Innovations and international artist Li Hill for a special edition of @greenpoint.earth. This new mural shines a light on the vital role of ecosystem restoration in tackling climate change and food system instability, while also supporting natural freshwater and public health. Featuring Brooklyn’s youth, this mural champions the leading role that young people play ensuring a more sustainable future.
