Brightening the corner of 7th street and Stewart avenue in the desert city is Black Girl Magic, standing tall and leaning proud onto a colorful backdrop of bright pink and red tribal graphics, creating a high contrast against her dark skin.
Read MoreSpidertag’s Interactive Neon Mural #12 curated by Justkids is now on display in the brightest city on Earth and will continue to shine all year round for everyone to enjoy in Downtown Las Vegas.
Anne Vieux’s “/meta_material” is an immersive and hyper-fluid mural installation, now permanently on view at Downtown Bentonville, curated by women-led global curator group Justkids.
Read More“I’ll bring you flowers” is Lakwena’s latest basketball court mural located at Pine Bluff, Arkansas, and curated by global curator group Justkids for ARkanvas art initiative.
Read MoreRobert Montgomery collaborated with global creative house Justkids towards a poetic contribution to the Downtown Fort Smith community, embodied as a site-specific installation lighting up the downtown urban-scape with a timely yet wholehearted command “MINE LOVE DISTRIBUTE HOPE”.
Read MoreArtist Youri Cansell, known around the world as Mantra, completed two larger-than-life trompe l’oeil butterfly specimen case murals in Little Rock and Bentonville for ARkanvas, a statewide engagement curated and produced by women-led global curator group Justkids and commissioned by OZ Art.
Read More“Mull It Over” is Nina Chanel Abney’s newest public mural, now permanently on view within the residential heart of Downtown Bentonville, curated by global curator group Justkids for ARkanvas art initiative.
Read MoreArtist Louise Jones, better known as Ouizi, completed a site-specific blooming art installation in Bentonville, Arkansas for a public art initiative curated and produced by women-led global curator group Justkids and commissioned by OZ Art.
Read More“Magical Unity” is Dabs Myla’s most recent mural, located at Fort Chaffee, Arkansas and curated by global curator group Justkids for ARkanvas art initiative.
Read MoreJustkids invited Camille Walala to The Unexpected for the first time; taking over all dimensions of a 1950’s neglected service station at the main intersection of Grand Avenue and 11th street.
Read MoreThe Rainbow Embassy is Okuda San Miguel’s newest public art intervention, now permanently on view within the residential heart of Downtown Fort Smith, curated by global creative house Justkids for The Unexpected art event.
Read MoreJustkids invited Hilda Palafox to create a ˙360 mural in downtown fort smith, leading up to the new development of a public gathering space for the community : Fort Smith Bakery.
Read MoreThe colorful sights and buzzing sounds, mixed with the excitement of dropping coins and the expectation of a big payout attracts many players to the game. In “Crypto Casino”, Keer draws a comparison between traditional casino gambling in the form of a humorous huge retro slot machine with the 21st-century crypto trading wave.
Read MoreInvited by the curator group Justkids, Camille Walala joined in on the fun for Life is Beautiful’s 2021 edition with a joyous approach to design and play with the Walala Shack.
Read MoreConceived, curated and produced by Justkids, The Unexpected project brings contemporary public art to Arkansas through immersive public art experiences that generate cultural exchange between creatives and community development. October 2018 marked the fourth edition of The Unexpected, bringing together works by Alexis Diaz (Puerto Rico), Pref (London), Cody Hudson (US), Ana Maria (US), Add Fuel (US), Yatika Fields (US), and Buffalo (US).
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