Streets on Art

Celebrating the artists, musicians and performers who use the streets as a stage to exhibit their talents.

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Multi-millionaire David Choe Gambles with his Street Art Talents

David Choe is an interesting guy. Between 2005 and 2007, he painted two murals for the Facebook headquarters. Because he was afraid of losin

Multi-millionaire David Choe Gambles with his Street Art Talents

Here's the graffiti artist who made millions with the Facebook shares that he got paid with for painting murals at the Facebook headquarters: https://streetsonart.com/multi-millionaire-david-choe-gambles-with-his-street-art-talents/

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(via The Busty, Curvy Ladies of Street Artist Floe)

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(via These smiley street art murals will put a smile on your face)

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(via Ghostbuster's green Slimer still haunts the world as a graffiti ghost)

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(via Mandala-mad artist José Flávio Audi paints the streets with flowers of the human spirit) See more beautiful mandala street art works by clicking the above link.

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Four Artists Turn Money into Art Which Makes Money

Click the link above to see how these four artists are using money to make money.

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Hawaiian street artist Ekundayo is using art as a therapeutic tool to overcome a difficult childhood by creating images of his feelings in bright and cheerful colors. You can see graffiti by Ekundayo in:

Street Artist Ekundayo turns his Dark Past into Vibrant Murals

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Gonzalo Areúz is bringing back the art styles of ancient Mexico and combining the Aztec and Mayan mythologies with modern street art.

See more street art murals by Areúz in:

Look in Awe at the Awesome Art of Street Muralist Gonzalo Areúz 

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An Ordinary School with an Extraordinary Street Art Mural

A Moroccan headmaster bravely brought in two French street artists to create a massive mural for the kids of his school.

It’s always a treat to see artists at work, but I have a particular penchant for videos of large murals coming together. The artists in this video are POES and JO BER from France.

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Soika or Sicko? One Street Artist’s Fascination with Discomfort

This quirky animation follows an interview with Soika, a street artist from the Philippines who is obsessed with the crude, the awkward and the uncomfortable.

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It Took 500 Cans of Spray Paint to Create this Magnificent Madonna Mural

Watch as 16 days, 500 cans of spray paint and the talents of five Canadian street artists turn into a large scale Madonna wall mural.

Click the madonna mural above to watch this epic video on streetsonart.com

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These Street Art Murals will Drive You Wild

Street artist Wild Drawing combines photo realism and graphic novel styles to create his own unique flavour of art. Click the link above to see more wild graffiti by this artist.

Click the owl to see more pictures of Wild Drawing’s incredible paintings on streetsonart.com.

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Meet Four Fantastic Japanese Graffiti Artists

Director Shinsuke Tatsukawa introduces us to four influential Japanese street artists; ESOW, AIKO, and the duo KAMI & SASU (aka HITOTZUKI).

Click the pic above to watch this video on streetsonart.com

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Watch Bordalo II Turn Junk into a Street Art Chameleon

For this street art installation, Bordalo II has upcycled urban scrap items like corrugated iron and flexible piping to build up the shape of a chameleon. 

Click the pic above to watch this art video on streetsonart.com

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Lelin Alves’ Graffiti Art puts Personalities into Perspective

Alves’ painted people express a plethora of human emotions, from antagonism and suspicion to the lighter emotions of humor, happiness and contentment.

Click one of the caricatures above to see more street art murals by Lelin Alves on streetsonart.com

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Belin’s Funny Photo Realistic Graffiti Murals bring Humor to the Streets

Belin’s style can be called pop surrealism; a name given to a modern art movement that expresses popular culture and modern art styles in a surrealist manner. Unlike many other surrealists, Belin brings humor into his art.

Click on one of the dubious superheroes above to see more large scale street art murals by Belin on streetsonart.com

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These Children Grew Up to Become Street Art Murals

Street artist Julien Mallard (AKA Seth) travels the world painting graffiti murals of children. His characters are inspired by the country he’s creating in, and his style is inspired by children’s book illustrations.

See more of Seth’s painted children on streetsonart.com by clicking the mural painted above.