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  • #WIP-Artists at Work: Miami Mural Festival 2021

    This photojournalism piece focuses on the 1st Annual Miami Mural Festival, held from November 30 – December 5, 2021 during Miami Art Week. Produced by Mana Public Arts in collaboration with the Museum Of Graffiti and The Bushwick Collective, artists were invited and commissioned to cover the Wynwood Arts District in a new coat of paint.

  • The Hidden Street Exhibits Of Toronto

    “It’s only when you work up the courage to get out there and actually search, that you realize that the city is a gallery within itself. A giant canvas made of brick and stone that contains a ubiquitous collection of paintings and murals hidden in plain sight for you to enjoy.

  • A History of Cameras & an Introduction to Photography

    Photography turned the traditional art world upside down when it was introduced in the 19th century. People at the time exclaimed, “How can a photograph equate to a painting? Photography cannot be art!”

  • BatsWearBlack: A Kind Animal

    Sabrina interviews Bats Wear Black on his new drawing style and his passion for raising awareness surrounding veganism.

  • Graffiti Ronin: CHOB-ONE

    Naomi interviews CHOB-ONE, a graffiti writer and graphic designer based in Japan.

  • It Started With a Pillow: Mr. NYC Subway

    Caitlin interviews Andreas Verrios, better known as Mr. NYC Subway to discuss his journey into the creative world. She also details the history of the New York City Subway.

  • Art, Activism and Business: Urban Arts in Porto Alegre, Brazil

    Gabriel Carpes discusses notable pichadores – Brazilian street artists and muralists – from both an artist and a business standpoint.

  • The Greenpoint Skull: Suitswon & The Legacy of a Landmark

    Mr. Candid tracks down the Greenpoint Skull, and the artist behind it, Suitswon, to discuss the legacy of the iconic piece.

  • J.T. Liss: On Style & Storytelling

    To call J.T. just a photographer is to sell it short – he’s an educator, an activist, a poet, a father, an artist of the highest caliber, but above all, he’s a storyteller.

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