New Street Art! (16 Photos) — Vol. 110
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Tears in Tampico, kelp in Stavanger and Basquiat on the Bowery
Kelp climbs a bridge pillar in Stavanger, a young Basquiat crosses his arms over the Bowery and a girl in a crown of thorns cries beside a red cardinal in Tampico. Further on: a pearly swan, a pianist with a sleeping cat and hands peeling a mandarin.
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🌿 Kelp Grows Up a Bridge Pillar — By Guillem Font in Stavanger, Norway 🇳🇴
Pale gray kelp fronds climb a near-black concrete pillar under a bridge, their round bladders and ribbon leaves curling around a single fish near the top. The artist stands at the base for scale, beside an orange wooden house.
Created for KANVAS, Stavanger’s festival of street art and new technologies. Guillem Font is from Barcelona and works between Mexico City and Catalonia.
💡 Nerd Fact: Norway’s own big kelp, stortare (Laminaria hyperborea), forms dense forests along the wave-exposed coast, can live for more than 20 years and is harvested for alginate, according to the University of Bergen.
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🎺 A Trumpeter Grins Over the Rooftops — By zamuraikiki in Cali, Colombia 🇨🇴
A smiling older man in a white flat cap and patterned jacket raises a brass trumpet across the whole side of a building. Old posters cover the painted brick behind him, and neon-style lettering spells CALI.
Painted in Cali, Colombia, where a church tower and green mountains rise behind the wall.
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🐦 A Girl in a Crown of Thorns Cries Beside a Red Cardinal — By Chucky Mendoza in Tampico, Mexico 🇲🇽
A girl with a black bob and a blonde streak wears a crown of thorns against a red halo, one tear running down her cheek. A large red cardinal perches on a branch at her shoulder.
Painted for Harto Arte 2026, the urban art festival that brought more than 60 artists to Tampico from October 14 to 18, on Bulevar Adolfo López Mateos.
💡 Nerd Fact: Male and female northern cardinals both sing loud, whistled phrases, and the species ranges from southern Canada into parts of Mexico and Central America, according to the University of Michigan’s BioKIDS.
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🥽 “Altered Egos” Puts Three Kids in Helmets and Goggles — By Jahru in Washington, DC 🇺🇸
Three children’s faces overlap on a bright yellow wall crossed by sunburst rays: a boy in a hockey helmet, a long-haired girl in orange ski goggles and a child in a leather aviator cap.
Created for NoMa in Color 2026, the NoMa BID’s mural festival held every fall. Jahru lives and works in Annapolis, Maryland. Photo by Sam Kittner.
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🗿 A Classical Bust Splits Into Cyan, Magenta and Yellow — By Drake Arnold in Memphis, Tennessee 🇺🇸
A bearded classical bust with heavy curls appears twice, the two faces offset like a misprint in cyan, magenta and yellow. Gray polyhedra stack up behind him, and the artist stands at the wall with a spray can.
Painted on Broad Avenue during Paint Memphis 2026, the festival of large collaborative murals by local and national artists. Drake Arnold is a public artist from North Central Florida.
💡 Nerd Fact: In four-color process printing, cyan, magenta, yellow and black each come off a separate plate and must be printed with precise registration. When one slips, you get the ghosting this bust imitates.
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🪶 A Woman and Three Blue-Headed Birds Fill a Ring of Calligraphy — By Razecki + enzi_pener_personalny in Goleniów, Poland 🇵🇱
A dark-haired woman in profile sits inside a large circle, bare branches growing around her head. Two blue-headed birds perch in the branches, a third spreads pale wings at her shoulder, and sharp blue calligraphic strokes form the ring.
Painted in Goleniów, Poland. Rafał Razecki has worked in street art since the 1990s.
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🌸 A Pink Portrait Glows on a Bridge Pillar — By Dead Folks in Tampico, Mexico 🇲🇽
A young woman’s glossy portrait fills a pillar under a concrete bridge, painted entirely in shades of pink. Her lips are parted, her eyes turn upward, and faint flower patterns run across her face and hair.
Painted on the columns of the Puente Tampico for Harto Arte 2026, which drew artists from countries including Australia, Serbia, France, Canada and the United States. Dead Folks is a mural artist and painter based in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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🔥 A Red Graffiti Wall Hides a Face Among the Letters — By cityimkopp + hmas_ojf_tbs + andyk_bandits + cre_ei8ht + rowdyoner + doggtor_ttt + catkin83 + KosmosOliver + art4brains + glossyandglitch in Dresden, Germany 🇩🇪
Two views of one long wall under a bridge, painted almost entirely in reds: interlocking letters, cartoon characters and a bus. The close-up shows a glossy woman’s face between sharp red and white letter shapes.
Painted at Urban Syndromes, the graffiti jam run by SPIKE Dresden, at the legal walls of the Kaditz flood-channel bridge on Washingtonstraße.
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🦢 A Pearly Swan Rises Before a Full Moon — By Rascals in Bratislava, Slovakia 🇸🇰
A shining, pearly swan with a red beak fills the end wall of a small building, wings raised against a pale full moon and tall reeds. Teal grid tiles and the word RASCALS sit below.
Painted in Bratislava by Rascals, also known as Walldesign, a street artist active in Slovakia.
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🎻 A Pianist and a Violinist Melt Into Color — By dyoma21 + Andrei Kalugin in Ryazan, Russia 🇷🇺
On a long rooftop wall, a young man in a striped sweater plays a black grand piano while a violinist in red plays opposite, his figure dissolving into splashes of color. A tabby cat sleeps below.
Painted on the music college building in Ryazan by Alexander Demkin and Andrei Kalugin for the Slovo street graphic art festival. The artists added the sleeping cat to balance the composition.
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👁️ “Identitate în construcție” Covers a Tower Block — By Bogdan Cazacincu in Tecuci, Romania 🇷🇴
Colored panels run the full height of a tall apartment block: a huge eye in a patch of sky, a curling blue wave and a woman with blue and red stripes across her face. Golden spheres and leafy plants weave between the windows.
Unveiled on October 17, 2026, on the south facade of the C Turn block on Strada 1 Decembrie 1918, the 510-square-meter wall is the work of Tecuci-born artist Bogdan Cazacincu.
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⚡ A Hooded Woman Summons Blue Energy Across a Gable — By Sabios del Grao in Quintanar de la Orden, Spain 🇪🇸
A woman in a red hood and gold hoop earrings stares out with pale blue eyes from the gable end of a house. Beside her, a huge blue hand pushes forward through crackling white and blue energy.
Painted for the IX Exhibición de Graffiti y Arte Urbano, organized by the town’s urban art school and held from October 9 to 11, 2026. Sabios del Grao came from the Madrid region.
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🌹 A Woman Holds a Rose Between Her Lips Above Old Roofs — By Mr. Garek in Bogotá, Colombia 🇨🇴
High on a pale building, a black-and-white portrait shows a woman with tousled hair and heavy dark eye makeup holding a pale rose between her lips. A painter’s suspended platform still hangs at the top.
Painted in Bogotá by Mr. Garek, the Venezuelan artist Jean Betancourt, who has lived in the city since 2018.
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🎨 A Six-Story Basquiat Crosses His Arms on the Bowery — By Owen Dippie in New York, New York 🇺🇸
A young Jean-Michel Basquiat looks straight out from a brick building, arms crossed in front of his chin and dreadlocks spreading between the windows. In this black-and-white photo, a small figure looks up from the fenced lot below.
Painted in September and October 2026 at the southwest corner of the Bowery and Great Jones Street, on the wall of 344 Bowery. Owen Dippie worked from a 1982 photograph of Basquiat by Gianfranco Gorgoni. Photo by Erin Dippie.
💡 Nerd Fact: Basquiat lived and worked from 1983 to 1988 at 57 Great Jones Street, just around the corner, in a former stable owned by his friend and mentor Andy Warhol.
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🦝 A Purple-Haired Woman Between a Skull and a Raccoon — By sumante.png in Nezahualcóyotl, Mexico 🇲🇽
A woman with purple hair and amber eyes rests her face in her hands, neon green streaks across her cheeks. A skull in a spiked crown leans in from the left, and a raccoon with orange eyes watches from the right.
Painted for Meeting of Styles Mexico, October 16 to 18, 2026, on Av. Bordo de Xochiaca in Ciudad Nezahualcóyotl. The wall is signed Bogotá, Colombia. Photo by mx_soda_.
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🍊 “Mandarinas al sol” Shows Weathered Hands Peeling a Mandarin — By Serpientesal in Santiago, Chile 🇨🇱
Only the lap and hands of a seated woman fill this low wall: rough, sun-browned fingers with a silver ring peel a bright mandarin over a pale green skirt. A small painted eye sits beside the signature.
Painted in Santiago by Serpientesal, a Chilean painter. Photo by erod3.
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These walls on the map
15 works in 10 countries, from Stavanger, Norway to Santiago, Chile. Pick a photo to see the work.
- 1 Stavanger, Norway
- 2 Cali, Colombia
- 3 Tampico, Mexico
- 4 Washington, DC
- 5 Memphis, Tennessee
- 6 Goleniów, Poland
- 7 Tampico, Mexico
- 8 Dresden, Germany
- 9 Ryazan, Russia
- 10 Tecuci, Romania
- 11 Quintanar de la Orden, Spain
- 12 Bogotá, Colombia
- 13 New York, New York
- 14 Nezahualcóyotl, Mexico
- 15 Santiago, Chile
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