With this painting, the artists of muralpaint.hu would like to draw attention to the role of the institution. The mural is a...

With this painting, the artists of muralpaint.hu would like to draw attention to the role of the institution. The mural is a...
Laci Nikon brings to life the styles and streetscapes of 1980s New York's "Golden Era" in her Netflix series Eric....
How cool is it that while you're waiting for the tram, you see your favourite American producer, and the next day his film...
A napfény városa mindig tartogat meglepetéseket és ilyenkor valami újat mutat magából, mint amit addig megszoktunk. Ezt a változást mi sem mutathatná be jobban mint az utca művészete, ami bátran növekszik és folyamatosan feszegeti a kreatív határait.
To the delight of many, the Westprememural project, which was a great success last year, continued, where the symbol of Veszprém, King Szent István and Queen Gizella, the first Hungarian royal couple, was immortalized.
A huge painting of Yoda came to life in Ozora, which was not done at the actual festival, but as part of a jam by some members of the RCG Crew. Among others, Peru took part in the painting, and he tells us about the details.
Upfest, Europe's largest street art festival, celebrated its 15th anniversary this year, where, in addition to many international artists, the Hungarian street artist Taker could create freely in his own style.
The largest mural in the country and also in Central Europe, designed by graffiti artist and designer Coke, has been completed. The painting itself does not explicitly depict anything, but its symbolism is the change itself.
The well-known urban designer and graphic artist Imre Fork designed a capsule collection for the historic brewery. According to his own words, he wanted to create something that Dreher fans and his followers…
The migration of wild ducks is presented in the latest work of graffiti artist Mone on the wall of a panel house in Makkosháza, Szeged. The bottom of the house was badly scribbled before the decoration, so the matter lent itself to putting something beautiful on it.
With a five hundred square meter mural, they are thanking the healthcare workers in Csepel for their efforts against the coronavirus epidemic.
What happens when traditional Hungarian patterns are reimagined by a street artist? The end result is a stunning photorealistic painting that even has the rooster crowing.