On January 1, Public Domain Day, we celebrate the release of numerous creative works into the public domain, making them free to use and reinterpret. This year marks the entry of several notable works from 1930, spanning literature, film, and art. Notable entries include Betty Boop’s first appearance as an animated poodle in “Dizzy Dishes,” Piet Mondrian’s “Composition with Red, […]
# BSA Weekly Highlights: November 30, 2025 – Artistic Inspirations from Berlin and Chihuahua In the dynamic realm of global art, two cities have recently surfaced as significant wells of inspiration for creatives around the globe. This week’s BSA (Bureau of Street Art) Weekly Highlights delves into the lively art environments of Berlin, Germany, and Chihuahua, Mexico, demonstrating how these […]
Fred Wilson’s exhibition “Reflections” at the Rose Art Museum delves into themes of colonialism, racial identity, and the interplay of black and white in art. Before entering the main gallery, visitors encounter “The People” (2010), which explores the dynamic relationship between black and white colors. Throughout the exhibit, Wilson uses Murano glass and Rococo-style elements to critique Euro-American art’s embedded […]
**War & Order: Discovering the “War Is a Racket” Art Exhibit at Frost Gallery** The Frost Gallery, famous for its stimulating and evocative exhibitions, is presently showcasing a remarkable art exhibit titled “War Is a Racket.” This exhibition examines the complex and often disturbing themes of war, power, and the socio-political ramifications of military confrontations. Inspired by the renowned polemic […]
**BSA Weekly Image Highlights: Wynwood, Miami – December 7, 2025** As the week progresses in the lively neighborhood of Wynwood, Miami, the BSA (Brooklyn Street Art) team assembles a diverse selection of street art and graffiti that captures the vibrant cultural fabric of the area. Renowned for its vivid murals and innovative urban art, Wynwood has once again embraced the […]
Title: Dylan Mitro Restores Queer Heritage Through Photography with Assistance from a Residency In the sphere of modern art, photographers frequently undertake journeys that act not just as individual quests but also as cultural reinterpretations. One such creator making an impact is Dylan Mitro, who has focused his artistry on the reclamation and celebration of queer heritage through the medium […]
**The Rise of Prague’s Street Art Biennial “Urban Pictus” Amidst Towers and Spray Paints** In recent times, Prague, a city famous for its baroque buildings and medieval allure, has welcomed a fresh cultural movement—the “Urban Pictus” Street Art Biennial. This occasion has surfaced as a prominent platform, honoring the convergence of modern street art and the city’s historical context. **A […]
Michal Škapa: Crafting Realities with Typography and Illumination in Prague Studio Celebrated for his unique fusion of typography, street art, and modern aesthetics, Michal Škapa—a key player in the Czech artistic landscape—revamps environments through his vibrant application of typography and illumination. Residing in Prague, Škapa has established a distinctive position in the art realm, where his studio acts as a […]
**BSA Highlights of the Week: Miami Encounters New York on 12.14.25** As the East Coast experiences a drop in temperatures, the cultural scene is becoming increasingly vibrant with Miami’s lively style poised to enhance New York’s art and fashion landscape. This week, the intersection of these two legendary cities generates an extraordinary fusion of creativity, innovation, and elegance. **Artistry in […]
**13 Fresh B-Murals at Nau Bostik in Barcelona: A Tribute to Urban Art** Barcelona, a city boasting a rich array of architectural and artistic legacy, has further entrenched its reputation in the realm of modern urban culture with the debut of 13 fresh B-Murals at Nau Bostik. Situated in the core of La Sagrera neighborhood, Nau Bostik is a transformed […]