Guerrilla Street Art

Tweet Tweet“Guerrilla art” is a phrase used interchangeably with “street art”. It may typically entail any of the various art forms: graffiti, wheatpasting, stenciling, stickering, performance, video, LED, or installation art and must take place in a public place anonymously. Basquiat (graffiti), Banksy (stencil, graffiti), Shepard Fairey (wheatpasting, stencil), Improv Everywhere (flash mob, performance art), …

You can't fake it anymore.

You don't have to be trained in arts to make creative urban interventions: French street artist OakoAk says he's just a "pen pusher" by day, but his clever street works can be found all over St. Etienne and other cities in France. We've already shared some of his clever street art examples with you last year, but now he has lots of new works to share.

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Fighting boredom isn't an easy task, but a dose of creative street art can alleviate the symptoms! Inspired by Modern Met's 10 Interactive Street Art Works That Rocked, we decided to add a couple of our own picks to the list. But before you start scrolling down the list, be sure to check out other street art posts we had earlier...

In recent years, yarnbombing and other guerilla art activities have become more popular - and easier to organize thanks to the rise of social media. This page displays examples of this type of art.

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In recent years, yarnbombing and other guerilla art activities have become more popular - and easier to organize thanks to the rise of social media. This page displays examples of this type of art.

On Facebook. In Stockholm, Sweden. Photo by Andreas Lindahl.