Yazan Halwani and TASSO from Germany Graffiti saw its beginnings in Lebanon during a 15-year long Civil War, which struck the country in 1975. Stencil art and graffiti became a tool of propaganda for the militias, and also highlighted the county’s sectarian divide. Street art in Lebanon has since evolved with new styles and techniques…

After several days of work in Lebanon, Vincent Abadie Hafez aka Zepha just wrapped up this new piece on the streets of Beirut.In town for the Graff’Me Lebanon Festival with Tilt (pics coming soon), the French artist brought some of his signature calligraphy to Beirut with this mural entitled “Unity / وحدة”Take a look at some more…

Haling from Meerane, Germany, and part of the Ma’Claim crew, Tasso is currently in Beirut, Lebanon where he just completed this quick collaboration with local artist Yazan.As usual with Tasso, he delivers an outstanding piece featuring some of his hyper-realistic imagery combined with Arabic / Persian calligraphy from Yazan.Keep your eyes peeled on Street Art News…

INTI recently stopped by Lebanon for the White Walls Beirut Project where he painted this huge mural on the streets of Beirut.This project is curated by the Beirut Art Center to beautify the city by inviting international street artists.The Chilean artist delivers a stunning new piece entitled “Pagano” which is featuring one his signature colourful…