Like every Monday, it's time for Weekly StreetArt, your weekly dose of #StreetArt. For me, the holidays are over and I'm back to work. The good news is that summer isn't over yet, and I can hop on my bike

Happy hello everyone and welcome!😃😃 With 12 participants here are the winners of edition 220 and congratulations to all.🔥🚀 And thank you very much for joining everyone, and welcome to the next edition!

Welcome to Liquid Eye’s Actifit Blog Saturday ☀️ 12665 A beautiful, sunny, and crisp morning for the Mierendorfffinsel loop. Unfortunately, it’s also the route with the most spots where people illegally

When I was in Mauritius last year, I found out that many of the metro stations are decorated with beautiful street art. This year I haven't seen anything new at any of the metro stations.

We're back at the de Rouen Legal Wall in Montreal, still in May. The weekend before this morning's visit, there was a jam session with several artists to celebrate Kores's birthday. I was sure I'd find

Walking around Serbia you can feel the pulse of the city in the constant flow of the street art and graffiti that embellish every wall and street. From the old historical buildings to the new constructions

A large-scale graffiti is painted on the facade of Georgi Benkovski School in Black Sea city of Burgas. It depicts the Bulgarian revolutionary Georgi Benkovski. The author of the work is Ivan Yankov -

Following Patricia Leduc's cube in my previous post (StreetArt #902), we continue to see the temporary artworks created during the latest Mural Festival, which takes place annually in Montreal. Today,

Graffiti and Its Codes. Recently in Venezuela, these commemorative graffiti pieces dedicated to “Tsunami the Dog”—a rescue dog who won the hearts of the Venezuelan people through his tireless efforts following

My daily activity Hello there!! Back to my daily activity.. I had to do the laundry because there were many clothes which i had left before i leave including sheets. In the evening though i went out for

We continue to see the works done during the Mural Festival last June in Montreal. Today, we're featuring a temporary work, a cube painted entirely by the artist Patricia Leduc in partnership with Cirque

One of my favorite graffiti.

For the CCC's Street Art Contest #312 hosted by @digi-me, I'm featuring this mural done by Kevin Ledo during the 2026 Mural Festival. The artist drew inspiration from Montreal's Portuguese neighborhood,