Global Street Art

Global Street Art Our mission: to live in painted cities. Global Street Art’s mission is “to live in painted cities."
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This is realised by working with top street artists and creating incredible murals for commercial and community initiatives. Global Street Art is committed to using street art to revitalise urban areas and create a sense of community ownership of public spaces. By working with local authorities, businesses, and community groups, Global Street Art transforms neglected or derelict spaces into vibrant, dynamic areas. Since 2012, Global Street Art and its community of artists—a network of top established names and emerging talents—have painted several thousand walls around the world for commercial and community initiatives. Commercially, Global Street Art is the UK’s foremost hand-painted advertising agency, delivering across the country and with international sites spanning over 50 countries. GSA has won several Cannes Lions and Drum awards along the way. No one has painted more walls, roofs, or roads for both the world’s most recognisable brands and the streets themselves than Global Street Art. In communities, Global Street Art works with grassroots artists to develop pure art murals and showcase their work. So far, they have organised over 2,500 community murals in housing estates, on construction hoardings, and on walls across the capital. Global Street Art is also building an archive to inspire artists, collating ephemera produced over the last 150 years. The collection aims to preserve designs intended to be disposable to inspire artists today and in the future. Global Street Art believes in street art’s ability to transform people and places.

Art, Health and Wellbeing 💚Our team recently travelled to Cotonou in Benin, West Africa for a special mural project at t...
10/07/2026

Art, Health and Wellbeing 💚

Our team recently travelled to Cotonou in Benin, West Africa for a special mural project at the Polyclinique Les Cocotiers hospital. 

Across two large-scale murals, the artworks celebrate local people and places of Cotonou, providing inspiration and a sense of calm. The murals have been translated from original photographs by Parmenas Awudza and 𝐀𝐃𝐉𝐀𝐇𝐔𝐈𝐌𝐄 𝐍𝐚𝐮𝐥𝐝 - and painted by our talented team led by Neil Edward

The project explores how art can transform how we experience places of care - for patients and caregivers alike, created in partnership with ellipse art projects

08/07/2026

The process matters.

BTS of our paint for featuring England players and

Go team! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿💚

07/07/2026

On the streets of Medellín with 💚

Our latest takes us to Colombia as Marina paints ‘La Bichota’

Created for ‘La Bichota’ features an older woman, rising between the buildings, carrying groceries, flowers, beer, and a tire she is about to change.

The name ‘La Bichota’ originates from the Puerto Rican and means ‘boss’ or ‘big shot’. Through the mural, Marina celebrates the often overlooked women who represent the rhythm of everyday life in the city 💪

Raising the game! ⚽️We’ve been out painting these larger-than-life portraits of England players Bukayo Saka and  for New...
01/07/2026

Raising the game! ⚽️

We’ve been out painting these larger-than-life portraits of England players Bukayo Saka and for New Balance and don’t they look flyyy?! 💚

Meticulously hand-painted to celebrate human sporting endeavour 👌

23/06/2026

Celebrating 35 years of 💙

We teamed up with to paint 7 murals across East London, each honouring iconic moments from Sonic’s gaming history, designed by 7 different artists.

📍Go catch them before 28th June: on Great Eastern Street, Redchurch Street and by Village Underground

🎨 Artworks by

All eyes on the 2026  ⚽️👀As the tournament kicks off we’re looking back at some of our favourite footie murals - includi...
10/06/2026

All eyes on the 2026 ⚽️👀

As the tournament kicks off we’re looking back at some of our favourite footie murals - including the time we painted the 7,000 square metre training ground with (it was absolutely HUGE), celebrating Scotland’s 2026 qualifier with in Glasgow - and painting a giant mural to honour .mbappe in Paris!

Friendship beyond words…On location in Benin, West Africa, artist  met locals Damien and Jorvib, and formed an unforgett...
02/06/2026

Friendship beyond words…

On location in Benin, West Africa, artist met locals Damien and Jorvib, and formed an unforgettable bond. Jotalo promised one day he would paint a mural of the men - and a couple of months later, he did just that, over 2,000 miles away in Los Alcázares, Spain.

In the mural, Damien is pictured left and Jorvib on the right. Jotalo says “we shared experiences, traditions, learning, language barriers, and a beautiful way of understanding each other beyond words. The mural is a way of thanking them for their help, their energy, and everything they brought to that month in Benin.” 

As with much of Jotalo’s work, the mural also explores digital spaces - a reminder that technology allows us to stay connected across great distances.

Painted as part of the Festival de Arte Urbano organized by  and 

It’s about life, not likes! Beautiful details from our latest mural for  - celebrating real life experiences over likes....
29/05/2026

It’s about life, not likes!

Beautiful details from our latest mural for - celebrating real life experiences over likes.

📍Hand-painted by our incredible artists on Portobello Road, London

Spring has sprung! Sticker pack 🌷🌼🦋The perfect mural to ring in the start of spring, designed and painted by  for our Ki...
15/05/2026

Spring has sprung! Sticker pack 🌷🌼🦋

The perfect mural to ring in the start of spring, designed and painted by for our Killer Filler series!

What’s a killer filler you say? When we have free walls, we love giving street artists the chance to fill them - it’s part of our mission to live in painted cities! 🎨💚

📍You can find it on Redchurch Street, Shoreditch, East London

The travelling circus 🎪A new artwork by  has popped up on the streets of València in Spain! Continuing our ongoing colla...
24/04/2026

The travelling circus 🎪

A new artwork by has popped up on the streets of València in Spain! 

Continuing our ongoing collaboration with .es - this new mural is the latest in a series of artworks inspired by characters and storylines from their latest show, Alegría: Baja Una nueva luz - which has travelled from Madrid to Valencia - ready for the premiere in May. 

The artworks are created on triple stacked shipping containers - making the perfect travelling canvas to accompany Cirque du Soleil wherever they are on tour!

🎨 Artworks (in order shown) by

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