Christmas Graffiti & Street Art: Festive Urban Art

Celebrate the festive season with our collection of articles exploring Christmas-themed graffiti, street art, and urban installations. Discover how artists transform cityscapes into vibrant holiday displays, showcasing diverse styles and techniques. From whimsical stencils to powerful murals, you’ll find a range of artistic interpretations of the Christmas spirit. Explore the creative energy and unique perspectives of urban artists as they embrace this special time of year. This archive showcases a captivating blend of artistry and urban culture, revealing the festive side of street art.

Urban Art Advent Calendar

Christmas Special | Yeah, again it’s time for the yearly urban art advent calendar by Art Bastard! The third year in a row the independent platform for urban contemporary art and culture asked artists, galleries and partners if they would like to support the advent calendar by giving something away for free… Feedback was great, so we gathered many great gifts. Small artworks, t-shirts, toys, books, shoes, prints and a lot more is in stock for you in the Christmas calender! Every day we open one door! We would like to sweeten your christmas season and thank you for your support and interest in Art Bastard! (Art Bastard) ...

The Art of Rebellion 3

Street Art Book | Some weeks ago, when I was still in London, Publikat Publishing sent me the latest of Christian Hundertmark’s books about street art: “The Art of Rebellion 3”. Again it’s an outstanding book about the best art form worldwide, presenting a collection of the finest in street art from all over the world by the who is who of international urban artists on about 200 colorful pages. ...

This Is Street Art...

…is the name of the third book of the “Untitled” book series. After “Street art in the Counter Culture” (2008) and “The Beautiful Renaissance” (2009) this 192 pages book again is about the most important art movement of our time and features artists from around the globe including Banksy, Dan Witz, Ron English, Obey, Mark Jenkins, Elbowtoe, Swoon and many more. But it also covers this year’s “Fame Festival” (Do you remember that brilliant animation Blu and David Ellis did last year?) and the “Ghost Village” project and discusses the hot question: “Is Street Art an extension and evolution of Graff or a corruption of Graff’s pure rebel yell into an easy to swallow rebel lifestyle?” ...