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From Street Art to Contemporary Urban Art

Graffiti Art Magazine, the undisputed leader of the press dedicated to Urban Contemporary Art, is a bimonthly distributed in 15 countries.

Recognised by artists and galleries, Graffiti Art Magazine is the perfect link between creation, lovers of Contemporary Urban Art and collectors.

Graffiti Art supports creation and encourages the diffusion of Contemporary Urban Art to the greatest number of people.

Every two months, Graffiti Art Magazine :

explores a Street Art scene in its "1 Destination 5 Spots" section (Israel, Havana, Paris, Belgrade...) and a singular place "Place2Art" for Street Art (Chernobyl, Little Italy, The Mausoleum...)
tackles major themes with its Opinion section (Whistleblowers, Politics...) and its "Investigations" section (Land Art, Technology, Music...)
highlights confirmed and emerging talents.

The 2020 edition of the Guide to Contemporary Urban Art is coming!

The Guide 2020 presents 50 confirmed and emerging artists on 236 pages. The diversity of creation and approaches to Street Art is highlighted, with a greater emphasis on muralists.

In this year so singular, the Marianne d'Hopare on the cover was almost an eye-catcher.

"Marianne", HOPARE 2020 (c) Salomé Bellin

Hopare succeeds Matt Gondrek and Felipe Pantone who have made the covers of the last two editions of the Guide to Contemporary Urban Art.

We need your help for this 8th edition of the "Guide de l'Art Contemporain Urbain".

The new Graffiti Art Magazine team is asking you to finance and pre-order the 2020 edition of the "Guide to Contemporary Urban Art" which will be full of surprises and will be a success with each and every one of you.

Graffiti Art Magazine, twelve years at the service of Urban Art!

Throughout our 51 issues and our 7 guides, we wanted to share with you a passion for artists and collectives who use the street as a field of experimentation, then discover themselves in galleries and finally in museums.

You can find our archives on our APP available on GooglePlay and AppStore.

Counterparts for lovers of Street Art and Graffiti Art Magazine

Graffiti Art Magazine's new team has carefully selected new exclusive counterparts and also offers you the exceptional opportunity to choose counterparts that have already made previous campaigns a success.

The essentials:

the Guide 2020 to Contemporary Urban Art
the 1-year subscription to Graffiti Art Magazine

New products:

the latest arrival, Spray Bud... The 15cm figurine is available in white, black, red and blue. Spray Bud, Spray Art!
The "GraffitiART" cap

Timeless successes:

Prints and litho.
- Shepard Fairey "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity""Make Art, Not War""Mujer Fatal""American Rage"
- Logan Hicks Quite and Loud "Two Boats "
- Jo di Bona
  - "The Mona Lisa"
  - "Do the Right "
- Combo "Carmen "
Black T-Shirts with prints "Andy Warhol" by Jo di Bona "Hey Charlie" by Gris1

The guide to contemporary urban art is Graffiti Art Magazine's essential special issue.

In 236 pages, we offer you to discover a complete panorama of the urban movement. 50 artists are selected, representing both the stars but also the emerging creators and our discoveries of urban art.

This campaign will therefore be an opportunity to meet you and exchange ideas on the site and on our social networks.

As you know, the magazine press is undergoing profound transformations. It is becoming difficult to make a title like ours exist in paper form alone.

Yet how can we report on the work of artists without going through print?

We are in daily contact with you through our 320,000 subscribers on the Facebook page and our 210,000 followers on Instagram.

Our monthly newsletter is also a link with our community. Sign up to keep us in touch.

But the real substantive dialogue must continue through the magazine. This is why we need your help and why we are setting up this campaign on KissKissBankBank by soliciting you to help us finance the Guide to Contemporary Urban Art and more.

Contemporary Urban Art is inspiring!

The 2020 Guide to Contemporary Urban Art : Printing process starts