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As Seen on the Streets of Paris is an enthralling fusion of travel guide and art photography book that captures the vibrant essence of Paris’ urban art scene. Written by street art expert Giulia ‘BLocal’ Riva , this book serves as both an informative companion for travelers and an aesthetic delight for art enthusiasts. Featuring over 250 stunning photographs by Paolo Giannotti and insights from 13 Parisian street artists, it offers readers a unique and immersive experience into the world of Parisian street art. From the outset, Riva establishes herself as a knowledgeable and passionate guide, curating an experience that extends beyond the typical tourist itinerary. Her commitment to authenticity shines through as she weaves the voices of local artists into the narrative, offering personal insights and revealing hidden gems throughout the city. Whether it’s a tucked-away mural in Saint-Denis or an iconic piece in Vitry-sur-Seine, the book ensures that readers experience Paris through...

Street Beauty is a striking, one-of-a-kind photography book that captures the vibrant and ephemeral world of street art through the lens of acclaimed photographer Hannah Judah , with playful design and curation by ATMA . At 300 pages, this high-visual-impact volume offers a stunning homage to the transient masterpieces of urban artists worldwide. Judah’s work doesn’t just document the art; it encapsulates the raw, visceral experience of stumbling upon these murals, often fleeting in their existence, and preserves their energy and emotional impact. The book showcases hundreds of large-scale murals, each brought to life by Judah’s distinctive photographic style. Her artistry elevates the photographs from mere reproductions to powerful interpretations of the works themselves, capturing not only their visual brilliance but also the cultural and emotional layers beneath. Judah’s photography places these creations in context, highlighting the interplay between the artwork and its urban su...

Street Beauty is a striking, one-of-a-kind photography book that captures the vibrant and ephemeral world of street art through the lens of acclaimed photographer Hannah Judah , with playful design and curation by ATMA . At 300 pages, this high-visual-impact volume offers a stunning homage to the transient masterpieces of urban artists worldwide. Judah’s work doesn’t just document the art; it encapsulates the raw, visceral experience of stumbling upon these murals, often fleeting in their existence, and preserves their energy and emotional impact. The book showcases hundreds of large-scale murals, each brought to life by Judah’s distinctive photographic style. Her artistry elevates the photographs from mere reproductions to powerful interpretations of the works themselves, capturing not only their visual brilliance but also the cultural and emotional layers beneath. Judah’s photography places these creations in context, highlighting the interplay between the artwork and its urban su...

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is a stark example of how Western colonialist ideologies continue to shape global narratives about power, resistance, and justice. Supporters of Israel, particularly from Western societies, often justify occupation through a lens of entitlement and superiority, dismissing the right of indigenous people to resist. This perspective not only mirrors the logic of colonial domination but also perpetuates racial hierarchies that dehumanize those who oppose such oppression. Addressing this issue requires a critical examination of the colonial legacy embedded in these narratives and its ongoing impact on Palestinian resistance. Western colonialism has long upheld the notion that the powerful have a right to claim land and resources, often at the expense of indigenous populations. This ideology frames resistance as illegitimate, branding it as savage, irrational, or terroristic, rather than a legitimate struggle for liberation. Nelson Mandela’s assertion, “It i...

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is a stark example of how Western colonialist ideologies continue to shape global narratives about power, resistance, and justice. Supporters of Israel, particularly from Western societies, often justify occupation through a lens of entitlement and superiority, dismissing the right of indigenous people to resist. This perspective not only mirrors the logic of colonial domination but also perpetuates racial hierarchies that dehumanize those who oppose such oppression. Addressing this issue requires a critical examination of the colonial legacy embedded in these narratives and its ongoing impact on Palestinian resistance. Western colonialism has long upheld the notion that the powerful have a right to claim land and resources, often at the expense of indigenous populations. This ideology frames resistance as illegitimate, branding it as savage, irrational, or terroristic, rather than a legitimate struggle for liberation. Nelson Mandela’s assertion, “It i...

From February 14 to May 18, 2025, STRAAT Museum in Amsterdam will push the boundaries of urban art with its groundbreaking exhibition, Graffitecture: Typographic Blueprints. This ambitious showcase dives deep into the intersection of graffiti and architecture, spotlighting the work of four pioneering artists: SODA, Gary Stranger, Antigoon, and Georgia Hill. With nearly fifty works on display, including immersive installations, the exhibition promises a fresh perspective on the evolution of graffiti art. Antigoon Historically associated with illegality and rebellion, graffiti has undergone a remarkable transformation into a celebrated art form. Graffitecture explores this evolution, demonstrating how typographic art can bridge the gap between chaos and order, spontaneity and structure. Through the lens of architecture and design, the exhibition reimagines the role of graffiti in shaping modern urban landscapes. The four featured artists offer unique approaches to this dynamic in...

From February 14 to May 18, 2025, STRAAT Museum in Amsterdam will push the boundaries of urban art with its groundbreaking exhibition, Graffitecture: Typographic Blueprints. This ambitious showcase dives deep into the intersection of graffiti and architecture, spotlighting the work of four pioneering artists: SODA, Gary Stranger, Antigoon, and Georgia Hill. With nearly fifty works on display, including immersive installations, the exhibition promises a fresh perspective on the evolution of graffiti art. Antigoon Historically associated with illegality and rebellion, graffiti has undergone a remarkable transformation into a celebrated art form. Graffitecture explores this evolution, demonstrating how typographic art can bridge the gap between chaos and order, spontaneity and structure. Through the lens of architecture and design, the exhibition reimagines the role of graffiti in shaping modern urban landscapes. The four featured artists offer unique approaches to this dynamic in...

Miami, FL – January 6, 2025 – In a breathtaking fusion of art, science, and environmental awareness, Miami’s largest rooftop mural has been unveiled atop the Southeast Financial Center (SEFC). Spanning an incredible 35,000 square feet, the masterpiece by internationally acclaimed French artist Youri Cansell, known as Mantra , captivates with its hyper-realistic depictions of butterflies, including the endangered ‘Miami Blue,’ a species native to South Florida. Curated by Justkids Art Consulting , this extraordinary project showcases Mantra’s signature trompe-l’oeil technique, bringing a diverse array of butterfly species to life with remarkable precision. Each butterfly appears delicately perched, an awe-inspiring illusion that combines artistry and entomological accuracy. The mural serves as a poignant commentary on the loss of biodiversity, urging viewers to appreciate and protect nature’s fragile ecosystems. “It’s always a pleasure to paint in Miami, a city that thrives on its vi...

Miami, FL – January 6, 2025 – In a breathtaking fusion of art, science, and environmental awareness, Miami’s largest rooftop mural has been unveiled atop the Southeast Financial Center (SEFC). Spanning an incredible 35,000 square feet, the masterpiece by internationally acclaimed French artist Youri Cansell, known as Mantra , captivates with its hyper-realistic depictions of butterflies, including the endangered ‘Miami Blue,’ a species native to South Florida. Curated by Justkids Art Consulting , this extraordinary project showcases Mantra’s signature trompe-l’oeil technique, bringing a diverse array of butterfly species to life with remarkable precision. Each butterfly appears delicately perched, an awe-inspiring illusion that combines artistry and entomological accuracy. The mural serves as a poignant commentary on the loss of biodiversity, urging viewers to appreciate and protect nature’s fragile ecosystems. “It’s always a pleasure to paint in Miami, a city that thrives on its vi...