Art Mural
A tale of two kingdoms: Saudi artist San Shyn’s mural links KSA and UK
San Shyn, a young street artist from Saudi Arabia, has revealed a new, 80 foot public art mural outside the Saudi Embassy in the heart of Mayfair, London. The project has been realised as part of a KSA-UK cross-cultural collaboration, with the piece being installed by London-based graffiti artist, Cept, one of the UK’s most highly respected and pioneering graffiti artists. Promoted by Edge Of Arabia, the collaboration developed organically through word of mouth within the grassroots street art community. The work demonstrates an artistic exchange at the intersection of two cultures and explores their commonalities.
The artworks, created by Llanelli-based street artist Steve ‘Jenks’ Jenkins, are part of Carmarthenshire County Council’s Ten Towns Project.
This project provides funding to support the economic recovery and growth of rural towns across the county.
The Cross Hands piece is located on the side of the Squires and Lane Hair Academy and Salon.
If you’ve been scrolling through social media recently, you’ve probably come across Mr Murals.
The artist has racked up more than 85 million views online by sharing his detailed designs created using spray paint.
He has spent more than 200 hours creating a Peaky Blinders mural on the walls of Digbeth Loc Studio, in Birmingham, after receiving a commission from the TV show’s creator, Steven Knight.
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Art Mural
Art Of Protest Projects wants to hear your views on creating Front Street community mural and street bench refurbishment
ART Of Protest (AOP) has been awarded a UK Shared Prosperity Fund grant by City of York Council to create a more vibrant, people-friendly, accessible space for all in Front Street, Acomb.
The grant will go towards installing a community mural and eight benches as part of a wider regeneration of Front Street.
