Felipe Mello – from Rio de Janeiro, Brasil ✉️ felipemelloart@gmail.com |  Instagram

Vesod was born in Turin in 1981 and he lives and works in a Venaria Reale . His artistic attitude has been fostered by his father Dovilio Brero, surrealistic painter, whose influence has an impact on Vesod since his youth: he has been therefore developing an interest in the graffiti world since the beginning of the 90s. Due to the artistic partnerships and contacts which Vesod has started in those teenager years, he has lately begun his professional path. He has been seeking for ten years a personal painting language in which the graffiti plays a central role, while dedicating time to his own cultural and academic education. Maths, which is the subject he got his graduation in, has an important impact on his works along with renaissance art and futurism. This can be recognized in Vesod’s attempt to harmonize anatomic proportion and futuristic dynamics.  Vesod creates a personal language in which time is considered as a concept, which by being closed into immaterial solid shapes, is crystallized into geometric shape in order to revisit the idea of the eternal present. This idea of representing the three dimensions of space and the time one all in a single moment may bring to a loss of importance of the flow of time. Hence you can detach from a vision of the world or of the single person as entangled to the frame of time linked to the present we live in. By concentrating on this aspect, a complete overview on the idea of a total embrace of things from birth to death could emerge from the works. It could be said that the artistic works, on a figurative basis, refer to “a God’s point of view” Website Facebook Instagram

New murals from Os Gemeos , in NYC This is an independent project they dedicate to hip-hop culture, both old and new school. To check it out personally on 14th street btw 6th and 7th Photos: Martha Cooper

Giants of Pantelimon Days, the first community street art event in Romania The event aims to deliver a serious take on contemporary street art and urban culture and the role they can play in the transformation of city spaces. By bringing together inhabitants and artists the event aspire to create a laboratory for grassroots urban development. Artists: Moose (UK) –  www.symbollix.com Ella & Pitr  (France) –  www.ellapitr.com Victor Ash (artist)  (Denmark) –  www.victorash.net Martha Cooper  (USA) –  www.nycitysnaps.com Biancoshock  (Italy) –  www.biancoshock.com Tom ( Sorina Tomuleţiu ) –  www.behance.net/omul Robert OBERT  –  ww.robertobert.com Nomado –  www.instagram.com/nomado_ Murali Nade-Murals of Hope  –  www.behance.net/NadaDuga Cristiana Comănici  –  https://www.facebook.com/cristianacomanici http://www.makeapoint.ro

Brian aka Sewp is  from Toronto, Canada. Works at  Holy Noir Tattoo , also an illustrator and graffiti artist.  Follow Sewp on  Instagram and check out more of his dark loner girls below: “I remember watching some show in the 90s about this little goth girl. It’s a pretty vague memory, I must have been like 5 or 6 years old. But when I saw this dark loner girl who hated everybody, my young brain started registering some emotions that I’d never felt before. I was, like, in love with this little dark-haired freaky girl.”

Belin for the launch of the Punto Urban Art Museum using his signature style of post-neocubism.

Lincoln Lima ART/ TATTOO/ ILUSTRATION from São Paulo, Brasil Email: lincolnlima.tattoo@gmail.com

Old vehicles covered in graffiti by artist Kevin Cyr, currently based in Portland, Maine. See more images from “Labor Day” below or on display at Jonathan LeVine Projects in Jersey City, until October 7. kevincyr.net

Banksy has decorated a space near  The Barbican  in central London to mark the opening of an exhibition of work by American artist Jean-Michel Basquiat. If you’re in London, you can check out Basquiat’s exhibition, Basquiat: Boom for Real , from September 21 through January 28, 2018. Photo © Patrick Nguyen, courtesy Arrested Motion.

At the height of a successful career at one of the world’s top advertising agencies, renowned Montreal-based “MissMe” quit her job and took to the streets to become an underground street artist. Her goal? Self-liberation, authenticity, and to be a loud, counter-voice to the objectification of women in mainstream advertising. “Most people have a theory about what a better society should be. Here is mine: The most important thing, the ultimate foundation for humans to achieve any stable society or hopeful future is Dignity.” — MissMe Instagram: @miss_me_art Web:  MISS-ME-ART.COM

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