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The Sacred Feminine Behind the Wall – Ona Salvador
How does Ona Salvador use mural art to channel the “sacred feminine” — a universal energy of intuition, creativity and resilience — into the public spaces of contemporary cities? Zoe explores the meaning behind the artist’s work.
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The Striking Vision of the Maxo Vanka Murals
In an austere church in Millvale on a hillside above the Allegheny River, the haunting murals of Maxo Vanka celebrate immigrant life, religious faith, and our shared humanity, while also lamenting society’s ills and flagrant inhumanity.
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The LISA Project’s 10 Year Street Art Odyssey
Ten years after it sprang from a pair of murals on Mulberry Street in Little Italy, the LISA Project has been responsible for hundreds of murals on the streets of NYC and beyond.
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The Business of Art: Graffiti Life
Graffiti Life is a mural painting company that utilizes street art as a business, painting for multinational corporations and hosting workshops. A profile of Graffiti Life’s founder, David Speed, the article follows his journey from illegal street art to successful entrepreneur, detailing the trials and tribulations of creating and managing a company.
