Monat: Januar 2026

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SOUTH KOREA: Seoul – Banpo-daero – Underground Urban Art – Pablo Picasso Tribute – LALONE

Below the surface of the Korean captial Seoul a vibrant Spanish experience has come to life and since its inauguration during the „Picasso Mural Opening Ceremony“ on 9th July 2024 you can admire this impressive 65-meter-long mural in the underground tunnel One Bayley Public Walking Passage. This spectacular project was brought to life by Spanish artist LALONE, who painted in 17 days the artworks with motifs of Pablo Picasso and typical elements of his works, also sceneries from his life and sights from the city of Malaga.

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NEW ZEALAND: Streetart Dunedin – Urban Art Collection in Otepoti

Dunedin, or „Otepoti“ in Maori, is the second largest city on the South Island of New Zealand with a population of about 120.000 and is located at the tip of the natural harbor Otago. The city is known for its Scottish and Maori cultural heritage, as well as its interesting Victorian and Edwardian architecture, which in some places also features colorful street art. Check out the magnificent creations!

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NORTH MACEDONIA: Streetart Skopje – 40th Anniversary Mural – Bushava Azbuka – DRASH & MIKS

On August 31st in 2025, a magnificent new mural was unveiled in the Debar Maalo neighborhood to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the beloved children’s series „Bushava Azbuka“. The creators of the long wall painting are the two fantastic local artists DRASH and MIKS, with support from the media company Vidi Vaka and the Centar District Municipality. The artwork was inaugurated with a lovely street festival attended by young and old, just as the iconic series has already brought many generations together and helped children learn to read and write since 1985.

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URUGUAY: Streetart Colonia del Sacramento – Open Air Streetart Gallery at Suppici Stadium

Colonia del Sacramento is a city located on the Río de la Plata with approximately 32.000 inhabitants. The departamento capital was founded in January 1680, making it the oldest city in Uruguay. Its architecturally interesting old town with cobblestone alleys and charming squares was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1995. The streets are also home to fantastic urban art, from colorful graffiti to creative wall paintings. In particular, an open air streetart gallery has been established at a long wall next to the Campus Municipal Profesor Alberto Suppici stadium, with numerous contributions by local and national artists.

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