Los Angeles artist Guadalupe Rosales reconfigures a dazzling archive of her hometown in the 1990s. It's a show that should catapult her to prominence.

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Intuition and vibes brought artist Chris Dyer to the St. Pete/Gulfport area about three years ago. Now, he has murals around ...

The flowing lines in “Language is Melting” evoke graffiti. Her layering process, using different paints, some of which ...

A Swedish street art duo known as “Anonymouse” has revealed their identities after nine years of creating miniature mouse-themed installations worldwide ...

For more than a decade, a weathered building off Chartres Street in East Downtown Houston became a living canvas—bold, raw, ...