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.
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Csabi Gyuris
I believe that the collective spirit of our community, which has power and voice, should be presented to the general public in a dignified manner.
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Imre Fork - Waterbased Visions
Imre Fork presents a new face with his latest water-based works and the combination of AR technology, which was created as a result of a meditative and innovative creative process.
A NEW Budapest cultural project will arrive in May: BOKODIL
The innovative BOKODIL brand will arrive in May 2022, which shows an active presence both online and offline. BOKODIL is a podcast, a cultural and community-building project, and a unique genre...
Interview with graffiti artist Ogre
Burglary, dance, booze, police and rap! RCG Crew member Ogre tells us about the beginnings.
It is the largest abstract style mural in the country
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 Imre Fork created a capsule collection for Dreher
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 by graffiti artist Mone (from his pen), from his can
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.
Thanking healthcare workers
With a five hundred square meter mural, they are thanking the healthcare workers in Csepel for their efforts against the coronavirus epidemic.
Budapest Street Archæology exhibition at the Deák17 Gallery
The Budapest Street Archæology exhibition lists the domestic aspects of the international Street art movement from the past 20 years. It presents significant Hungarian artists, projects, tangible memories and documents.