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Oldenburg (Germany), Sep 16 (EFE/EPA).- Street art artist Okuda San Miguel from Spain has created a colourful mural on the facade of a newly built apartment house in the city center for the opening of the 27th Oldenburg International Film Festival.FOOTAGE OF THE MURAL BY SPANISH STREET ARTIST OKUDA SAN MIGUEL.
Berlin, Aug 5 (EFE / EPA), (Camera: Felipe Trueba).- Visual artist Eme Freethinker has painted a mural in Berlin to mark the 75th anniversary of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. His work calls for a world without nuclear weapons.FOOTAGE OF THE MURAL IN BERLIN.
Brockton (US), Jun 18 (EFE / EPA), (Camera: CJ Gunther).- Visual artist Leigh Bigger created a Black Lives Matter mural, which was displayed on the street in front of the artist's house in Brockton, Massachusetts.FOOTAGE AND SOUNDBITES OF VISUAL ARTIST LEIGH BIGGER.
Miami, May 13 (EFE / EPA) .- A mural more than 40 meters high now covers one of the walls of Miami’s Jackson Memorial Hospital to honor and inspire health workers during the coronavirus pandemic.Italian street artist La Bianca completed the mural after 10 days and about 100 hours of work, and she hopes it will serve as "inspiration" for all those essential workers who put themselves at risk to help the population.(Camera: CRISTOBAL HERRERA)FOOTAGE SHOWS THEMORE THAN 40 METER HIGH MURAL BY ITALIAN ARTIST CLAUDIA LA BIANCA PAINTED AT THE JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IN MIAMI, FLORIDA (UNITED STATES) DEDICATED TO HEALTHWORKERS FIGHTING AGAINST COVID-19.SOUNDBITES: ARTIST LA BIANCA (IN SPANISH) (00: 00: 07-00: 00: 26) "Everyone is affected by this pandemic, but we artists have something special. Art has a very strong message – with art you can bring change and with art you can inspire,"NURSE LILY ACOSTA (IN SPANISH) (00: 00: 33-00: 00: 45) "Sometimes you leave so stressed with everything that is happening, with the seriousness of the patients that you have every day. When you leave and see such a beautiful piece, you are inspired,”
This shark tank, hosting several man-eating sharks, was the scene of a very rare and highly dangerous art project on Sunday. An "extreme" artist, who goes by the name 'Markus', prepared his Instruments before diving into the shark tank in the Barcelona Aquarium to paint a portrait of deceased TV presenter Alvaro Bulto, a famed wingsuit aficionado. TV presenter Bulto died at the age of 51 in a wingsuit accident over the Swiss Alps in 2013 when partaking in his favourite extreme sport, freefalling. Markus explained that he was inspired to do a portrait of Bulto because he felt personally "linked" to the late-TV presenter. Markus is a self-professed extreme artist, which, according to Markus, gives him an affinity with extreme sportsmen. Following its completion the portrait was given to Bulto's family to raise money for charity.
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