
Our weekly focus on the moving image and art in the streets. And other oddities.
Now screening :
1. Street Art For Sustainable Development
BSA Special Feature: Street Art For Sustainable Development
With the UN’s 17+1 Sustainable Development Goals and at least as many artists on hand to interpret them, the City of Turin has had a lot of new artworks on walls throughout the city.

Tapping into a universal language of art and murals that has spread throughout cities around the world, this project imagines meeting all these goals by 2030. Here we present a short documentary that introduces the originators of this mural program, the artists who are painting, and the city of Turin.
Documentary: Street Art For Sustainable Development. Via Cinemage Studio








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