Pavement art

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Beautiful butterfly sidewalk chalk art.

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While cities incorporate art into public spaces in a variety of ways, the focus of this initiative is what we’re calling asphalt art: visual interventions on roadways (intersections and crosswalks), pedestrian spaces (plazas and sidewalks), and vertical infrastructure (utility boxes, traffic barriers and underpasses). In October 2019, Bloomberg Associates and Street Plans released the Asphalt Art Guide. The Guide features over two dozen case studies highlighting successful plaza and roadway…

David Zinn uses just chalk and charcoal to create temporary street art that will have you rethinking the objects you see in your everyday life.

3D Street Art fascinates people and creates a natural opportunity for brand engagement either in real life or online.

Ememem, also known as "the pavement surgeon," continues to scout out gaps in the pavement that he fills with colorful tiles.

Jessie and Katey, a Baltimore-based artist duo, have painted 3 awesome murals on the Rail Trail thanks to ArtPlace America grant funding.

Largest chalk pavement art: This record was done on a main road in Nørrebro community of Copenhagen, Denmark, the city´s most populated, mixed and multicultural area. It measures 18,598 m² (200,187.2 ft²) and was achieved by Soulwash to promote social and artistic expression from the general public.