Ludo New Murals In Birmingham, UK

 The last time Ludo painted his famous Del Monte cans was earlier this year in Rotterdam, Netherlands (covered).
He just added two new pieces to his collection with Dark Sweet Cherries and Chunky Grapes which recently appeared on the streets of Birmingham, a city in the West Midlands of England.
With his own Warhol-inspired Del Monte cans wheat pastes, the artist is drawing attention to modern methods of food production and the legacy of our scientific manipulation of the natural world.

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Saner x Sego x AEC Interesni Kazki New Mural In Mexico City

After painting a massive wall for the All City Canvas festival (covered), AEC from Interesni Kazki decided to extend his stay in Mexico.
The Ukrainian artist recently completed this fantastic new collaboration with Saner and Sego somewhere on the streets of Mexico City.
They create a colorful dreamscape together, building on themes that each of the artists have explored for years.

Thanks to Kapta for the pictures

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Phlegm New Murals In London

A few days ago, the Sheffield-based muralist Phlegm stopped by London to paint these two new pieces.
While both murals are linked, they ain't located close to one another, he first painted the trumpet which can be seen somewhere around East Ham while the second one featuring his iconic characters and vines can be seen around Old Street.
As usual, his highly imaginative creations are unworldly and very unique among artists currently working in the streets.

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VinZ New Murals In Barcelona, Spain

VinZ arrived in Catalonia for the Swab Art Fair which opened last Wednesday in Barcelona.
The Spaniard started with "Afternoon Delight", his piece for Swab at Plaza Universo. Funnily, a lot of people interacted with the wall, touching the girl's bottom etc..
Yesterday, he completed a second piece titled "Shut Up!", this one can be seen in the Barrio del Raval calle Tallers near Las Ramblas.
As usual, VinZ is always fond of showing private scenes in public spaces.

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Kofie "Working An Angle" Los Angeles Show Opening Coverage

Last night in Los Angeles, SAN attended the opening of Kofie's new show "Working An Angle" at Known Gallery.
The attendees were in for a real treat discovering 40 recents works from Kofie, including screenprints, collage on wood, paintings on canvas and wood and half a dozen larger works.
As usual with the LA-based artist, he delivers his amazingly clean line work with his signature geometric forms. Kofie's unique understanding of placement and line work results in a style of meticulous rendering that never seems cold or sterile due to the delicate sense of balance maintained within each of his drafted creation.
If you stop by Los Angeles, the show runs until June 9th at Known Gallery - 441 North Fairfax Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90036.

Pics by our LA Correspondent Lindsey Kohon

More pictures after the jump...

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Hykrx "Dress Up" New Edition Available Now

Japanese stencil artist Hykrx has just released a new edition titled "Dress Up", which is an edition of 5, measures 606×500×21mm, Stencil Spray On Wooden Canvas, signed and numbered, priced　27,500Yen.

"Dress Up" is now available HERE or if you don't speak Japanese, you can email shop@mudob.com for Worldwide service.

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Reka "Mother Earth" New Mural In Melbourne, Australia

Aussie artist Reka from Everfresh Studio just completed this sweet new mural on the streets of Fitzroy, an inner city suburb of Melbourne, Victoria, 2 km north-east from Melbourne's central business district.
Cleverly using the building and windows to its advantage, Reka delivers his interpretation of "Mother Earth" with this cute yet a bit creepy mural.

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Mac1 x Remi Rough New Mural In London

We last heard from Mac1 last year in Paris, where he painted a sweet mural with Ben Slow for ParisFreeWalls (covered), the British painter just hooked up with Remi Rough who recently returned from Melbourne (covered).
Yesterday, while the sun was out, both painter threw together this brilliant new collaboration on the streets of Stockwell, a district in inner south west London.

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Ludo New Mural In La Louviere, Belgium

A student of graphic design and sociology, French Street Artist LUDO merges nature with weaponry into his iconic biomorphic Frankenbugs.
The Parisian artist just completed this brilliant new mural "Rue Rene Magritte" in La Louviere where tonight he will be attending, the opening of "Vues Sur Murs" at the "Centre De La Gravure Et De L'image Imprimée".
Check back with us soon for our full coverage....

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eL Seed New Mural In Cape Town, South Africa

eL Seed arrived in South Africa where he just completed this beautiful “Arabic Inspired Street Painting” in one of Cape Town's slums.
This new mural located in Philippi, one of the larger townships in Cape Town, is based on a quote by Nelson Mandela "It always seems impossible, until it is done."

Pics by Kent Lingeveldt 

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Orticanoodles New Mural In Rio, Brazil

Italian artists Orticanoodles are in South America where they just completed this huge new stencil on the streets of Rio De Janeiro.
This new mural is a portrait of Gilberto Passos Gil Moreira, better known as Gilberto Gil, a Brazilian singer, guitarist, and songwriter, known for both his musical innovation and political commitment.

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Never 2501 x Pixel Pancho x Martina Merlini x Moneyless x GGT New Mural In Milan, Italy

Last week in Italy, Never 2501, Pixel Pancho, Martina Merlini, Moneyless and GGT hooked up to paint this new collaboration for a social project at the Fondazione Bertini in Milan.
For three days, the group worked together on this huge wall without any plans or sketch, pure freestyle for this mural that is all about the integration of diversities.

More pictures after the jump...

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Stinkfish x Malk New Mural In Bilbao, Spain

After the Pollinate 2012 Festival organized by the Polytechnic University of Valencia (covered), Colombian muralist Stinkfish arrived in Bilbao, Northern Spain.
This new mural is a collaboration with local artist Malk, two completely different styles are "meeting" in a witty and charming way.
If you stop by the Basque Country this summer, this one can be seen on San Pedro de Deusto, Bilbao.

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