Vibrant new murals have been added to the walls of Belfast by local and international artists thanks to the annual ‘Hit The North’ Street Art Festival. Organised by Seedhead Arts and supported by Hennessy, ‘Hit The North’ has grown from humble beginnings to become the biggest street art festival in the UK and Ireland this year. […]
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Belfast City Council announced an open call to all street artists to submit a proposal for creating a new co-designed piece of street art in the city that reflects on the people and the communities of Belfast. The proposal is to serve as part of the Decade of Centenaries Programme, celebrating the centenary of Northern
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Nuala Convery (Wee Nuls) is a 28year old street artist & illustrator from Belfast. Her street art career started via an unusual route, the events industry . She started off creating murals of her illustrations for the decor design at festivals and dance music events with the events company she works for DSNT. online pharmacy buy
Danni Simpson is a 28 year old Australian Illustrator and Mural Artist currently living in Belfast. A few years ago Danni picked up a pencil and started drawing Mandalas to deal with her anxiety. Eventually the drawings got bigger and bigger and she was asked to do a mural at her local bar where she
As Belfast continues to emerge from lockdown, street art festival, Hit the North is preparing to bring a welcome splash of colour to the city’s streets this September, supported by a new partnership with the world’s leading Cognac brand, Hennessy and Arts and Business NI.  Hit The North street art festival was established by Seedhead Arts
Limavady born Logy (Logan) is a 29-year-old street performer and circus tutor based in Belfast. What began as a hobby quickly turned into a full-time career traveling and performing across the continent. “Logy On Fire” recently performed in circus comedy show Price Of A Pint at Black Box, Belfast. Get To Know More About Logy:
Carl ‘The Jackal’ Frampton was back in his hometown this week to unveil a brand new work of art on Hill Street. Created by Dean Kane from Visual Waste – AKA ‘The Banksy of Belfast’, as part of HARP’s ‘Pure Here’ campaign, the mural showcases some of the best-loved bits of Belfast including The Balls
