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When War Inspires Street Art

courtesy of Grid: Tom Nagorski, Global Editor, Jackie Padilla, Video Producer, and Jake Garcia, Associate Producer, Multimedia It need hardly be said: Little good can come from global conflict. But war often shines a light on human resilience and courage. And…

courtesy of Grid: Tom Nagorski, Global Editor, Jackie Padilla, Video Producer, and Jake Garcia, Associate Producer, Multimedia

It need hardly be said: Little good can come from global conflict. But war often shines a light on human resilience and courage. And on occasion, it inspires great creativity — among authors and painters and other artists, professional and amateur alike.

This curation of photos from the war in Ukraine brings examples of this creativity — and they come from all over the world. Indeed, this edition of “war in photos” includes only two images from Ukraine itself. The others show murals in Paris and Rome, Houston and Nairobi, Kenya. The likeness of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy appears in a collage in Barcelona, Spain, and stands tall in an alley in Granard, Ireland. In these places and others, one finds the blue and yellow hues that are Ukraine’s national colors — including in a collaborative art project produced by schoolchildren in the Bronx in New York.

For the rest of this article and street art photo gallery, click here: https://www.grid.news/story/global/2022/05/26/ukraine-war-in-photos-when-war-inspires-art/