Agents of Change: Urban Art's Powerful Voice

This archive showcases artists using graffiti, street art, and urban interventions to spark dialogue and inspire change. From political murals challenging power structures to community-based projects fostering social cohesion, these ‘Agents of Change’ utilize public spaces as canvases for impactful expression. Explore diverse artistic styles, learn about the social contexts informing their work, and discover how urban art acts as a powerful catalyst for societal transformation. Dive into inspiring stories and thought-provoking discussions on the intersection of art, activism, and urban environments.

The Largest Mural in London

The Agents of Change Augustine Kofie, Steve More, Remi Rough, LXone and David Shillinglaw recently have been busy in London, painting the largest mural in London, as was mentioned by Ian Cox who by the way took some great photos of this painting action! Keeping the geometry of the design intact is no easy feat especially when you can’t stand back and have a look what you are doing without negotiating six ladders and some traffic. ...

Agents Of Change: 3 Kings

Back in April 2011, Remi/Rough and System from Agents Of Change crew painted a large scale mural commemorating three influential graffiti-kings: Dondi, Jean-Michel Basquiat and RammellZee! I think they did a good job and although in my eyes it’s quite hard to decide who is worth commemorating it’s a nice step into the right direction, because it’s actually respect and recognition what’s sometimes missing in today’s so-called urban art scene… For more info about Agent of Change, visit agents-of-change.co.uk. Via e-mail, thanks!