List of street artists

This is a list of notable street artists.

Africa

Egypt

Aya Tarek – graffiti
Chico – stencil graffiti, street art
El Teneen – graffiti
Ganzeer – stencil graffiti
Keizer – stencil graffiti, street poster art

Nigeria

Osa Seven – graffiti, street art, graphic design

South Africa

Faith47 – graffiti, street art, fine art

Americas

Argentina

Ever (Buenos Aires) – street art

Brazil

Alexandre Ōrion – graffiti, stencil graffiti, photography
Os Gemeos – graffiti

Canada

Esm-Artificial – wheatpasting, screen printing
Posterchild – stencil graffiti, street poster art

Mexico

Pablo Delgado – paste-ups

United States

(alphabetical by last name, unless the full name is a "stage name") A–L

Above (California) – stencils, large word-play paintings and abstract painting
Federico Archuleta (Austin, Texas) – stencil murals
AVANT (New York City) – guerrilla art, street art
Avoid pi (also known as "Adam VOID"; South Carolina, Brooklyn) – graffiti, wheatpasting
B.N.E. (New York City)
Beautiful Angle (Tacoma, Washington) – wheatpasting letterpress
Jean-Michel Basquiat (New York City)
Borf (Washington, D.C.) – graffiti, stencils
André Pierre Charles (New York City)
Clandestine Culture (Miami) wheatpaste posters
Claw Money (New York)
Robbie Conal (Los Angeles) – poster art
Tim "CON" Conlon (Alexandria, Virginia) – graffiti, street installations
Cool "Disco" Dan (Dan Hogg, Washington, D.C.) – graffiti
Cope2 (born Fernando Carlo in the Bronx, New York) – graffiti
Cornbread (born Darryl McCray in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) – graffiti
Shai Dahan
Brad Downey (born 1980 in Louisville, Kentucky) – film, sculpture, painting and drawing.
El Celso (New York City)
Ron English – billboards, stencils, murals
Faile (Brooklyn, New York) – artist collective
Shepard Fairey (Los Angeles) – street artist and graphic designer; known for his OBEY campaign
Tatyana Fazlalizadeh (New York) – street artist responsible for the Stop Telling Women to Smile campaign
John Fekner (New York City)
Futura 2000 (New York City) – subway writer
Ellis Gallagher (New York City)
Guerrilla Girls (New York City)
Graffiti Research Lab (New York City)
Dave Halili (Los Angeles) – graffiti and album cover artist
Richard Hambleton (New York City)
Keith Haring (New York City)
Maya Hayuk (New York) – known for her very large scale boldly colored murals
IZ the Wiz (born November 30, 1958 – June 17, 2009 as Michael Martin) – one of the most prominent graffiti writers of the New York graffiti movement of the late 1970s and early 1980s^[1]
Chris Johanson (California) - Graffiti, murals, sculpture, installation art
Lady Aiko (Brooklyn) – street art
Lady Pink (New York)
JonOne (New York City) – graffiti
Mark Jenkins (Alexandria, Virginia) – street installations
Michael Kirby (Baltimore, Maryland)
Margaret Kilgallen (San Francisco)
Knitta Please (Houston, Texas) – knitted graffiti
Jacek Tylicki (New York City) – early street art – art war
Liz LaManche (Boston) – murals, pavement art, LED art

M–Z

Barry McGee (born 1966 in San Francisco, California; also known as "Twist", "Twister", "Ray Fong" and others)
Mr. Brainwash (Los Angeles)
Mear One (Los Angeles)
Mister Cartoon (Los Angeles) – tattoo, graffiti
Alec Monopoly (Los Angeles) – street art, fine art, murals
Morley (Los Angeles) – wheatpaste artist
Neck Face (California) – graffiti
Nsumi (New York City) – art collective
Olek – street installations
Plastic Jesus (Los Angeles) – graffiti, street installations
Poster Boy (New York City) – New York City Subway street artist
Annie Preece (Los Angeles)
Priz-one – graffiti
Rammellzee (New York City) – gothic futurist, graffiti
Retna (born Marquis Lewis 1979; Los Angeles) – graffiti
Jorge Rodriguez-Gerada (New York City) – urban art, culture jamming
Saber (Los Angeles) – graffiti
Sabo (Los Angeles)
SAMO (New York City)
Scape Martinez (California) – abstract expressionist, graffiti, public art installations
Seen – "The godfather of graffiti", tattoos, toys
Sidewalk Sam (Boston) – pavement art
Skullphone (Los Angeles)
Smear (Cristian Gheorghiu) (Los Angeles) – graffiti, street art, contemporary painter
Sane Smith (New York City)
Stay High 149 (born Wayne Roberts; October 20, 1950 – June 11, 2012; New York) – graffiti artist^[2]^[3]
Melanie Stimmell (Los Angeles) – Madonnari-style street painting
Swoon (New York City) – cut out, wheatpasting
TAKI 183 (Bronx, New York) – graffiti writing pioneer
The Tanster (Hamptons, New York) – pop-up artist
Dan Witz (Brooklyn, New York)

Asia

Hong Kong

Tsang Tsou Choi, also known as "King of Kowloon" – graffiti

India

Daku, pseudonymous – graffiti, social commentary
Yantr, pseudonymous – machines, social commentary

Iran

A1one, also known as "Tanha" – graffiti, street Art
Black Hand – pseudonymous stencil artist
Reza Rioter – graffiti

Israel

Solomon Souza – spray-paint art

Pakistan

Sanki King (Karachi) – graffiti, street art, sneaker art

Europe

Belgium

ROA – graffiti (animals and birds)

Denmark

TEJN – Lock On street sculptures, paste up, stencil, installation, conceptual art

Finland

Sampsa – graffiti, stencil art and painting

France

André (born 1971 as André Saraiva; also known as "Mr. A", "Monsieur A" or "Monsieur André") – Swedish-Portuguese graffiti artist; lives in Paris
Ash – graffiti
Blek le Rat – stencil graffiti, poster art
C215 – stencil graffiti
Darco (born 1968 as Darco Gellert in Bielefeld, Germany) – graffiti artist; lives and works in Paris
EL Seed – calligraphy graffiti
Invader – mosaic
Jef Aérosol – stencil graffiti
JR – graffiti, poster art, photography
Kim Prisu - stencil graffiti
Thierry Noir – Berlin Wall artist
Miss.Tic – stencil
Miss Van – graffiti
Zevs (born 1977) – anonymous street artist

Georgia

Gagosh – street artist; stencil, graffiti, mosaics, installation

Germany

3Steps (founded 1998) – a contemporary street artist collective between the twins Kai Harald Krieger (born March 15, 1980) and Uwe Harald Krieger (born March 15, 1980) and Joachim Pitt (born December 8, 1980)
DAIM (born 1971 in Lüneburg as Mirko Reisser) – graffiti
Darco see: France
DOME (real name: Christian Krämer) – street art, murals, urban art
El Bocho (Berlin) – street art
Boris Hoppek (born 1970, in Kreuztal; also known as "Forty") – contemporary artist based in Barcelona; artistic roots lie in graffiti, but today his work spans painting, photography, video, sculpture and installation art
MadC (real name: Claudia Walde) – graffiti, graphic design
Klark Kent (born 1973 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany) – graffiti artist and music producer
van Ray (born 1984 in Düsseldorf) – street art and urban art artist
Various & Gould – Berlin based street art and urban art duo
Undenk (Germany and Australia)

Greece

Argiris Ser – street art, graffiti, lowbrow
Bleeps.gr – street painting, wheatpasting, stencil graffiti
INO – painting, murals, graffiti, street art
Woozy (born 1979 as Vaggelis Hoursoglou) – street art, graffiti

Ireland

Will St Leger – stencil, painting

Italy

108 – graffiti
Blu – graffiti, stop motion
Sten Lex – stencil

The Netherlands

Ces53
Harmen de Hoop – art interventions
Leon Keer – 3D street artist, anamorphic, street art
Max Zorn

Norway

Dolk – graffiti, stencil graffiti
DOT DOT DOT – graffiti, stencil graffiti
Pøbel – graffiti, stencil graffiti

Poland

Crocheted Olek – yarn bombing

Portugal

Add Fuel (born Diogo Machado) – graffiti
Vhils – bas relief

Russia

Pavel 183 – graffiti

Spain

Chanoir (Barcelona) – graffiti
El Xupet Negre (Barcelona) – graffiti
La Mano/Nami (Spanish for The Hand) – graffiti artist based in Barcelona
Muelle (Madrid)
Pez (Barcelona) – graffiti

Sweden

Akay – graffiti
Max Magnus Norman – sculptures, installations
NUG – graffiti, video art

Switzerland

Harald Naegeli (born December 4, 1939) – known as the "Sprayer of Zurich" after the graffiti he sprayed in the late 1970s

England

Banksy (Bristol) – graffiti, stencil graffiti
Cartrain (London-Leytonstone) – stencil, collage
James Cochran (London) – graffiti, street art, murals
Andy Council (Bristol) – graffiti, murals
Cutup (London) – billboards
Darren Cullen (London) – graffiti, stencil graffiti
Robert Del Naja (Bristol) – graffiti, street art, album covers
Guy Denning (born Bristol) – stencil graffiti, paste-up, painting
Inkie (Bristol and London) – graffiti, street art, graphic design
Paul Insect (London) – graffiti, stencil graffiti, street art
Alex Martinez (Notting Hill, London) – graffiti, street art
Adam Neate (London) – art on cardboard
King Robbo (London) – graffiti, trainwriting, street art
Sickboy (Bristol and London) – graffiti, street art
Stik (London) – graffiti, street art
Nick Walker (Bristol) – graffiti, murals

Oceania

Australia

Civilian – stencil graffiti
Luke Cornish (also known as "E.L.K.")) – stencil graffiti
Facter (also known as "Fletcher Andersen")) – graffiti, street art & toy designer
Fred Fowler – stencil art, post-graffiti
Jisoe – graffiti
Meek – stencil graffiti
Mini Graff – stencil graffiti
Phibs – stencil graffiti
Prism – stencil graffiti
Rone – stencil graffiti, street poster art
Shida – murals
Stormie Mills – graffiti art
Vexta – stencil graffiti
ZAM-1 – graffiti

References

↑ Iz the Wiz – Daily Telegraph obituary
↑ Millor, Ivor (2002). Aerosol kingdom: subway painters of New York City. University Press of Mississippi. p. 41. ISBN 978-1-57806-465-6.
↑ Pollitt, Katha (November 1982). "Rev. of Graffiti, Gays & A Dull Diary". Mother Jones Magazine. Retrieved June 2, 2010.

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