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30/05/2026

The working fabric of society, seen through the eyes of Portuguese artist Restless. From the suburbs of Lisbon to collectors worldwide, his sculptures celebrate the characters who make up our everyday world. The worker. The commuter. The figure caught between human labour and the technologies reshaping it.

Restless has spent years building this cast. The subject stays the same: contemporary identity, labour, technology, and the quiet ways we connect.

Featuring Tech Guy & CP210 (A.I. Generated)

Both works reflect Restless’ ongoing exploration of contemporary identity, labour, technology, and human connection through his instantly recognisable sculptural characters.

Available through GraffitiStreet Gallery, online and in person at our Chichester location. Only one of each is available.

Which of these characters will define the next decade?

View available works on graffitistreet.com. Link in bio.

29/05/2026

Across cities worldwide, walls have started looking like portals. Painted, not projected. Architectural in their geometry, organic in their motion.

They are the work of Douglas Hoekzema, the Miami-based artist who paints under the name HoxxoH.

Trained in architecture before turning to street art, he has spent over a decade developing a hypnotic visual language that blends graffiti, abstraction, and optical illusion at the scale of a building.

“It’s a portal, vortex, worm hole, gateway, star gate,” Hoxxoh has said of the work.

Each one painted by hand, layered until the surface appears to move. From a distance, a vortex. Up close, a system of lines. Some artworks are made to be looked at. His are made to be stepped into.

Which of his portals would you want to stand inside?

Available work by HoxxoH. Link in bio.

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29/05/2026

Artwork by Bordalo II on display at GraffitiStreet Gallery

Inspired by the spring equinox, the fleeting moment when day and night fall into perfect balance 🌗, Urban Equinox explores ideas of tension, harmony, and contrast within contemporary street art.

Bringing together street artists from across the world 🌍, the exhibition reveals visual languages in which opposites exist side by side. 🌿 Nature emerges across concrete walls. 🎨 Control meets chaos. 🔍 The overlooked returns to focus. Fragility and strength appear within the same frame.

Each artist holds these shifting tensions within their practice, creating works in which balance feels alive, momentary, and in constant motion 🔄, echoing the changing rhythms of the city 🏙️.

Featuring original works by Bordalo II (Portugal) · Enivo (Brazil) · HOXXOH (USA) · Hua Tunan (China) · Joachim Lambrechts (Belgium) · My Dog Sighs (United Kingdom) · NeSpoon (Poland) · Nean Kingdom (Belgium) · Renato Hunto (Italy) · Restless (Portugal) · Roamcouch (Japan) · Shamsia Hassani (Afghanistan) · SNIK (UK) · Sonny Sundancer (UK / South Africa) · Sophie Mess (UK) · Spidertag (Spain), alongside limited editions by Banksy, Stik and Invader.

🗓 Exhibition Dates
20 March – 30 May 2026

🕰 Opening Hours
Wednesday – Saturday, 10am – 5pm

📍 GraffitiStreet Gallery
25A West Street
Chichester, England PO19 1QW

29/05/2026

Featuring artworks by Enivo and SNIK.

Inspired by the spring equinox, the fleeting moment when day and night fall into perfect balance 🌗, Urban Equinox explores ideas of tension, harmony, and contrast within contemporary street art.

Bringing together street artists from across the world 🌍, the exhibition reveals visual languages in which opposites exist side by side. 🌿 Nature emerges across concrete walls. 🎨 Control meets chaos. 🔍 The overlooked returns to focus. Fragility and strength appear within the same frame.

Each artist holds these shifting tensions within their practice, creating works in which balance feels alive, momentary, and in constant motion 🔄, echoing the changing rhythms of the city 🏙️.

Featuring original works by Bordalo II (Portugal) · Enivo (Brazil) · HOXXOH (USA) · Hua Tunan (China) · Joachim Lambrechts (Belgium) · My Dog Sighs (United Kingdom) · NeSpoon (Poland) · Nean Kingdom (Belgium) · Renato Hunto (Italy) · Restless (Portugal) · Roamcouch (Japan) · Shamsia Hassani (Afghanistan) · SNIK (UK) · Sonny Sundancer (UK / South Africa) · Sophie Mess (UK) · Spidertag (Spain), alongside limited editions by Banksy, Stik and Invader.

🗓 Exhibition Dates
20 March – 30 May 2026

🕰 Opening Hours
Wednesday – Saturday, 10am – 5pm

📍 GraffitiStreet Gallery
25A West Street
Chichester, England PO19 1QW

29/05/2026

Choose Your Weapon Dark Purple (AP) by Banksy
Sunset (Blue & Green) & (Gold) by Invader
Apocalypse Ritual by Enivo
CAT000 by Romero
Flying Copper by Banksy

Inspired by the spring equinox, the fleeting moment when day and night fall into perfect balance 🌗, Urban Equinox explores ideas of tension, harmony, and contrast within contemporary street art.

Bringing together street artists from across the world 🌍, the exhibition reveals visual languages in which opposites exist side by side. 🌿 Nature emerges across concrete walls. 🎨 Control meets chaos. 🔍 The overlooked returns to focus. Fragility and strength appear within the same frame.

Each artist holds these shifting tensions within their practice, creating works in which balance feels alive, momentary, and in constant motion 🔄, echoing the changing rhythms of the city 🏙️.

Featuring original works by Bordalo II (Portugal) · Enivo (Brazil) · HOXXOH (USA) · Hua Tunan (China) · Joachim Lambrechts (Belgium) · My Dog Sighs (United Kingdom) · NeSpoon (Poland) · Nean Kingdom (Belgium) · Renato Hunto (Italy) · Restless (Portugal) · Roamcouch (Japan) · Shamsia Hassani (Afghanistan) · SNIK (UK) · Sonny Sundancer (UK / South Africa) · Sophie Mess (UK) · Spidertag (Spain), alongside limited editions by Banksy, Stik and Invader.

🗓 Exhibition Dates
20 March – 30 May 2026

🕰 Opening Hours
Wednesday – Saturday, 10am – 5pm

📍 GraffitiStreet Gallery
25A West Street
Chichester, England PO19 1QW

28/05/2026

Artworks on display as part of Urban | Equinox group show at GraffitiStreet Gallery.

Moon Child Seville by Roamcouch
SHUMBA by Sonny Sundancer
For A Moment by SNIK
NIA by Sonny Sundancer
Dancing With Ghosts by NEAN

Inspired by the spring equinox, the fleeting moment when day and night fall into perfect balance 🌗, Urban Equinox explores ideas of tension, harmony, and contrast within contemporary street art.

Bringing together street artists from across the world 🌍, the exhibition reveals visual languages in which opposites exist side by side. 🌿 Nature emerges across concrete walls. 🎨 Control meets chaos. 🔍 The overlooked returns to focus. Fragility and strength appear within the same frame.

Each artist holds these shifting tensions within their practice, creating works in which balance feels alive, momentary, and in constant motion 🔄, echoing the changing rhythms of the city 🏙️.

Featuring original works by Bordalo II (Portugal) · Enivo (Brazil) · HOXXOH (USA) · Hua Tunan (China) · Joachim Lambrechts (Belgium) · My Dog Sighs (United Kingdom) · NeSpoon (Poland) · Nean Kingdom (Belgium) · Renato Hunto (Italy) · Restless (Portugal) · Roamcouch (Japan) · Shamsia Hassani (Afghanistan) · SNIK (UK) · Sonny Sundancer (UK / South Africa) · Sophie Mess (UK) · Spidertag (Spain), alongside limited editions by Banksy, Stik and Invader.

🗓 Exhibition Dates
20 March – 30 May 2026

🕰 Opening Hours
Wednesday – Saturday, 10am – 5pm

📍 GraffitiStreet Gallery
25A West Street
Chichester, England PO19 1QW

28/05/2026

Belgian street artist Bisser has transformed a historic wall in Leuven into a surreal fantasy landscape filled with mythical creatures, hidden narratives and playful architectural illusion.

The mural unfolds across Jozef Pierrestraat like a playful storybook, allowing the existing brickwork to become part of the artwork itself. 🎨✨

🔗 Read the Full Story. Link in Bio.

28/05/2026

Paris is preparing for another unforgettable artistic transformation. 🇫🇷

From June 6–28, 2026, JR unveils La Caverne du Pont Neuf, a monumental temporary installation honouring Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s legendary The Pont Neuf Wrapped, forty years after the iconic project captivated the city.

For a limited time, Parisians and visitors will have the chance to experience a poetic reimagining of the oldest bridge in Paris through JR’s contemporary lens. An ephemeral encounter between history, memory, and public art in the heart of the city.

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https://www.graffitistreet.com/jrs-la-caverne-du-pont-neuf-in-paris-the-citys-oldest-bridge-becomes-a-cave/

JR La Caverne du Pont Neuf Paris, 2026 — Photo/ Eléa Jeanne Schmitter © 2026 Atelier JR-Image

27/05/2026

For four centuries, the Pont Neuf has defined the Paris skyline.

Now JR has transformed it into a cave.

The artist has turned the city’s oldest bridge into La Caverne du Pont Neuf, a monumental cave-like installation stretching across the Seine and reimagining one of Paris’s most historic landmarks. From the riverbank, it reads like a rocky cliff face. Up close, the illusion reveals itself through printed fabric, stone-like textures and inflatable arches built on a huge scale.

Visitors will be able to walk directly through the work via a dark tunnel running the length of the bridge, with a sound environment created by Thomas Bangalter of Daft Punk. The project also pays tribute to Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s legendary Pont Neuf Wrapped from 1985, while exploring illusion, perception and the transformation of public space through art.

La Caverne du Pont Neuf runs June 6-28, 2026. Free to visit. Open 24 hours a day.

🔗 Full story at the link in bio.

Photos courtesy Atelier JR ©Atelier JR plus © Eléa Jeanne Schmitter / Atelier JR

Christo and Jeanne-Claude at The Pont Neuf Wrapped
Paris, 1985. Photo: Wolfgang Volz © 1985 Christo and Jeanne-Claude Foundation

21/05/2026

A Banksy has sold for 17.94 million dollars, placing it among the three highest auction prices the artist has ever achieved.

🎈Girl with Balloon on Found Landscape (2012) comes from Banksy’s Crude Oils series, where he took second-hand landscape paintings and added his own interventions. Here, the familiar red balloon drifts above an anonymous painter’s alpine scene. It sold through Fair Warning, the members-only platform run by Loïc Gouzer, in an invitation-only sale inside Tiffany’s New York flagship.

The result places it third on the all-time list. Above it sit two works that have come to define Banksy at auction. Game Changer, his tribute to NHS workers painted during the pandemic, raised 23.2 million dollars with every penny going to hospital charities. And at number one, Love Is in the Bin, the work that shredded itself moments after selling at Sotheby’s in 2018, then resold three years later in its half-destroyed state for 25.4 million dollars, still the artist’s record.

Three works, each one a moment the art world could not ignore. One of them shredded itself. One raised millions for nurses. One began as a thrift-store landscape.

Love Is in the Bin, Game Changer, or Girl with Balloon on Found Landscape. Which is your favourite?

Read the full story on graffitistreet.com. Link in bio 🔗

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