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Mural painting is an art form that dates back centuries, and is still widely used today to create beautiful, eye-catching works of art. Murals can be found in homes, businesses, and public spaces, and can range from traditional to modern designs. Mural news, articles, and videos can keep you up to date with the latest trends and techniques in mural painting, as well as highlight inspiring projects from around the world.
In a decisive nod to the city that shaped him, legendary graffiti artist DAZE (Chris Ellis) has unveiled two new large-scale murals at 550 Madison Avenue, transforming the building’s soaring street-level space into a canvas that bridges worlds. Painted live in public view, these works are part of “Above Ground Midtown: MCNY x DAZE.” With their vibrant forms, layered textures, and intuitive [...]
"Tilsammen" by TELMOWith the 12th year of ‘Out in the Open’ Belgian SPEAR and Dutch TELMO has just finished two new murals in Aalborg, Denmark.“Tilsammen” literally carries the sense of “to together”, which makes sense when thinking of it as things being added up or gathered into a whole
A powerful new mural emerges this summer in Hell’s Kitchen, where West 47th Street meets the edges of the park. Painted by Italian artist Fabio Petani, BOTANICAL PULSE: Insulin & Spartium Junceum is more than a striking visual gesture—it is a message written in flora and chemistry, an atmospheric gift to the neighborhood. Tall, quiet, and surprisingly layered, the mural brings together [...]
"The collapse of dirty money's reign" Novi Sad, SERBIA. May 2025. At the corner of Primorska 3 in Novi Sad, where vendors at an informal NAJLON PIJACA flea market lay out used clothes and household items on the pavement, a new mural has appeared. It shows a burning crown, painted directly onto a low wall beside the rag-tag but prim market. The work is by French-German artist [...]
Join us to hear from teachers and students at John Marshall High School, along with staff at Boyle Heights Arts Conservatory, about how they worked together to create a mural at Marshall HS that celebrates Armenian culture. This event takes place on Zoom.