Hyuro: Beauty of a Tragedy
The release of the monograph Hyuro: Beauty of a Tragedy serves as a definitive, retrospective archive of the late Argentine muralist Tamara Djurovic, known globally by her artistic pseudonym, Hyuro.…
BSA Images Of The Week: 09.20.26
As the late summer atmosphere settles over New York City and the surrounding region, the landscape of public art continues to evolve through a blend of institutional exhibitions and spontaneous…
NYC Street Art Chronicles: Autumn Transitions and the Preservation of Urban History
As the autumn foliage begins to transform the canopy of New York City’s five boroughs and the relentless hum of political campaign messaging occupies the digital space of every resident’s…
Parees Festival 2026: A New Paradigm for Contextual and Site-Specific Muralism in Oviedo
The seventh edition of the Parees Festival, held in the Asturian capital of Oviedo from September 3 to September 9, 2026, has underscored a fundamental shift in how public art…
BSA Images Of The Week: 09.27.26
The final week of September 2026 has proven to be a period of stark atmospheric contrasts in New York City. While the global political stage in Manhattan was defined by…
BEYOND THE STREETS returns to London’s Saatchi Gallery for a landmark six-month exploration of global graffiti and street culture
Graffiti has spent decades navigating a precarious existence, alternating between the status of a targeted criminal offense and that of a celebrated cultural movement. This November, the BEYOND THE STREETS…
Filthy Lucre Ain’t Nothing New
Shepard Fairey was 14 years old in South Carolina in 1984 when he first encountered the abrasive, uncompromising sound of the Sex Pistols. Emerging nearly a decade after the band’s…
The Evolution of Public Art: How ALL CAPS is Redefining the Urban Fabric of Rotterdam
Street-art festivals are frequently defined by transient metrics: the vertical reach of a mural, the celebrity status of the invited artists, and the viral velocity of the photographs that populate…
BSA Images Of The Week: 10.04.26
The New York City street art landscape is currently undergoing a significant period of institutional and cultural reconciliation, as the boundary between ephemeral public interventions and formal gallery retrospectives continues…















