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The placement of the sign on the Porto. institutional brand logo at General Humberto Delgado Square was shared via a video on the artist's social media. By 6:40 PM, it had already been removed.
Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the urban art festival continues to leave its mark on the landscape and the community. Until September 20, the 7th edition of the festival spreads murals, music, exhibitions, workshops, and theatre across various parts of the municipality.
Álvaro Siza Vieira is redesigning the project for Avenida da Ponte to include the new museum that was originally planned for the Matadouro. The municipality intends to adjust the programme at the Matadouro.
The author of “Memória de Elefante” and “Os Cus de Judas” has been immortalised in a work by urban artist Edis One
On the pavement of a car park, in front of CUF Tejo, the estuarine coastline of Lisbon from 6,000 years ago is being drawn. A project that unites science and urban art will be inaugurated on Sunday.
The exhibition 'Sticker: Iconography of Freedom' is at Mude – Museum of Design to showcase these symbols of belonging stuck to the body, whose popularity exploded with the 25th of April revolution.
An exploration of how the artist Vhils uses his work to influence and reflect urban transformation.
The space was granted to Vhils' festival by the Lisbon City Council. It was received from the State for social purposes, but a new bridge will be built there. A sign on-site states that the area will be 'closed' on April 30th.
It is not always in the grand views that Porto shows itself best. Sometimes it is in a mural, other times in a house in Foz transformed into a poetic library. There are several ways the city preserves itself.
Sculptures, installations, and graffiti transform the Taguspark landscape into an open-air museum
Home News European Capital of Culture European Capital of Culture A concert, a comedy show, the inauguration of an urban art installation, and the launch of a petition mark the beginning of the countdown to the opening of the European Capital of Culture ( ECoC) Évora\_27 on February 6.
A concert, a comedy show, the opening of an urban art installation and the launch of a petition will mark, on Friday, the start of the countdown to the opening of the European Capital of Culture Évora_27.
A Portuguese artist, who is competing for a global prize recognising the world's best street art, praises Brazil's vibrant urban art scene and its influence on the international stage.
A mural called 'Calypso' in Lisbon has been nominated for an international award recognising the world's best urban (street) art.
