GRAFFITI ART #16

The 16th issue of Graffiti Art just came to light. The last volume of one of Europe’s most important urban arts magazines is here and it comes packed with news and value.

‘This issue of ‘Graffiti Art’ will follow you under the sun and will make you see the world through rose-coloured glasses.

From the flashy-coloured artworks made in LA by Rime to the origami-type installations of young German artist Clemens Behr, we are taking you on a journey from the US West Coast to São Paulo with stopovers in New York and Barcelona.

And if you haven’t planned your summer yet, it’s still time to look up our special Mural Art dossier to concoct tailor-made thematic holidays. The visual odyssey will continue with American Augustine Kofie who immerses the viewer in his intersidereal universe full of lines and curves while young Frenchman Yaze unveils his latest canvases mixing paint and embroidery, before leaving for a residence in New York.

And finally, because it’s been scientifically proven that reading under the parasol is good for your brain, we advise you to open your eyes on some heroes from the past, present and future: Gérard Zlotykamien and Tania Mouraud. And as if all this wasn’t enough, Graffiti Art’s formula is changing and becoming more ambitious and punchy than ever before.‘