July 4th to September 21st
Expected: The 13th Mural
STREET ART MUSEUM
This summer, street artist Steve “ESPO” Powers and artist Mimi Gross (85 years old) will create the 13th mural in project space Next – as a complement to the exhibition STREET ART MUSEUM. There you can already find 12 murals that tell remarkable historical stories from Boschstraat. ESPO’s new mural will pay tribute to the street of today, inspired by conversations with residents and entrepreneurs.
ESPO x Mimi Gross
Steve ESPO Powers, born in 1968 in Philadelphia, started his career as a graffiti artist. He grew into a renowned contemporary artist, with galleries in New York, Tokyo, and now also Boschstraat. His unique style combines text and image and is often fueled by conversations with local communities. In this way, he creates art that truly touches people.
Mimi Gross is a versatile artist who makes paintings, dance scenes, and installations. She has exhibited worldwide, including in New York, Tokyo, and Paris. Her work is included in important museums such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art. But her work can also be seen in public spaces.
Live creation
From July 4 to 13, project space Next (free admission) is the place to follow ESPO’s creation live. Feel free to drop by, talk to the artist, and discover more about his creative process and the stories behind the work. After that, the mural can be admired until September 21.
