Sur Les Murs
French documentary television series
Sur les murs is a French street-art documentary series hosted by sculptor and artist Richard Orlinski on TV5Monde. Part of the series' objectives is to examine the state of street art culture in the post-COVID world. Each episode includes an original interview with a French-speaking street artist and the creation of a collaboration piece. Artists featured include up-and-coming talents as well as established street artists from different cities around the world.
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