Murals and Street Art

"Artstor is a nonprofit organization committed to enhancing scholarship and teaching "through the use of digital images and media. The Artstor Digital Library includes millions of high-quality images for education and research across disciplines from a wide variety of contributors around the world."

As of March 2022, ArtStor produced over 18,000 search returns for "mural" and 22,000 for "street art."

Part of Google Arts & Culture. Discover the history, location and creators of street art.

"Street Art Database is not only an online database of street-art. As the artists go to the streets to express their ideals, we go to the streets to help people better understanding urban art."

"There are four sides to what we do: (1) our web-platform showcasing artists from over 100 countries and with over 380,000 fans on social media; (2) our 'Walls Project' real-world platform, which has organised over 1,500 legal street art murals in London since 2012 (we're now responsible for organising over half of the street in the Brick Lane area); (3) our commercial side, which partners with brands on projects (events, hand-painted advertising, interiors and with-permission licensing); (4) academic and advocacy, where we campaign for changes in our city."

Los Angeles Magazine's list of articles about street art.

From Los Angeles's Dept. of Cultural Affairs, the Citywide Mural Program seeks to establish a comprehensive network of mural activity and engagement by muralists, property owners, community stakeholders, educators, technicians, technologists, and preservationists in an effort to stimulate Los Angeles’ mural resurgence.

"Documenting Cinephilia in Urban Art around the world."

An Instagram page dedicated to street art and graffiti in Indonesia.