Streets in downtown Lake Worth Beach are now covered in chalk and color as the 32nd annual Lake Worth Beach Street Painting ...

View photos from the Lake Worth Beach Street Painting Festival on Sunday, Feb. 22, 2026. See vibrant chalk art from over 800 artists in downtown Lake Worth Beach.

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Lake Worth Beach's main streets of Lucerne and Lake Avenue will transform, Feb. 21 and Feb. 22, with vibrant colors and ...

Some Lake Worth Beach Street Painting Festival artists used AI to plan their chalk illustrations. Others opposed how AI companies treat artists.

As jackhammers obliterate the giant yellow “Black Lives Matter” letters from a road in front of the White House this month, they are erasing one of the first and most prominent examples of street art ...

The two-day event, now in its 32nd year, will bring more than 100,000 spectators and 800 chalk artists to downtown Lake Worth ...

The asphalt artists who transform the streets of downtown Lake Worth Beach into a temporary outdoor art museum every February are getting ready to — literally — lean into their work. They’ll lay out ...

The Lyndale/Lake Street area of Minneapolis is celebrating the third year of the LynLake Street Art Series on Aug. 7 and 8 with more than 70 muralists, live performances and lighting displays — along ...

Illegal street art pops up all over the city — on highway signs, on buildings — but now a Miami hotspot is giving amateur artists a fun and legal way to get their graffiti on. Deco took a trip to ...

LOS ANGELES (AP) — One month into Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, street artists in Southern California are taking up their brushes and spray paint to oppose the war. Los Angeles artist Corie Mattie was ...

SAN FRANCISCO – On the corner of 22nd Street and Valencia in San Francisco's Mission District, sits a nondescript utility box designed to control the flow of traffic. For Manuel Carmona it's blank ...