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From Monaco to the World: UPAINT Enters Its Second Decade
Ten editions ago, bringing an international street art festival to Monaco still sounded like an idea that should not work. Now, a decade later, the festival has grown from an unlikely experiment into one of Monaco’s recurring cultural events, proving that urban art can exist in even the most unexpected places.
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Ibiza Spray Art Gallery
When you think of Ibiza, luxury clubs and picturesque beaches are the first things that come to mind for most people. But away from the slick tourist world, a very vibrant graffiti and street art culture has established itself on the island, often flourishing in secret. The many abandoned places and ruins on the island in particular serve as massive open-air canvases for local and international writers.
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Upper and Lowercase: The Letter Speaks
Three architects of the letter return to the city where graffiti found its voice. Through the intertwined histories, enduring friendships, and singular visual vocabularies of BANDO, T-KID 170, and SHOE, Upper and Lowercase, a show produced by the incomparable Studio 6, explores how the written word became an enduring language of identity and the shared pulse of a culture.
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Street Art Cities: The Platform That Lets You Explore Art in Your Own City
Street Art Cities began as a local map in Antwerp and evolved into a global platform documenting 100,000 street artworks, connecting artists, contributors, and visitors while preserving urban art for future generations.
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Tardor: Urban Art as a Dialogue with Place
For Tardor, every wall tells a story. The Spanish urban artist transforms public spaces into thoughtful visual narratives, inviting viewers to see varying perspectives within the familiar.
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SESTRY FELDMAN WORLD: Imagining Tomorrow to Better Understand Today
Stepping inside SESTRY FELDMAN WORLD, the first by Ukrainian twins Sestry Feldman in New York, transports into a future that feels strangely familiar. Set in the year 2050, the exhibition invites audiences into the home of a woman married to artificial intelligence, where family photographs, domestic interiors, paintings, conceptual objects, music, and immersive installation blur the line between science fiction and reality. Yet beneath the speculative premise lies a deeper question: How are the stories we tell ourselves shaping the world we’re already living in?
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Nuart Aberdeen 2026: Reading Walls in the Age of Images
Rather than treating poetry as something confined to books, literary elites or institutions, Nuart Aberdeen 2026 explored what happens when poetic language enters everyday urban space: walls, signs, abandoned buildings, side streets, infrastructural spaces and overlooked corners of the city.
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Teatro Edicola: The Theater that Lives between the Underground and the Sky
In a disused newsstand in San Severo, southern Italy, a company called Foyer ’97 has spent nearly thirty years asking what happens when you refuse to separate the stage from the street — and the audience from the act of living.
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Wonder on Loop – Lucas Zanotto
Lucas Zanotto’s turns Eterno Gallery in Lisbon into a playground for delightful characters that hop from the digital to the tangible and back again.
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CONSE: Inspiration is the Echo of Living
CONSE, a Barcelona-born street artist (1994), views inspiration as hard work and experience. He approaches street art as an evolving process of expression, learning, and social awareness.
