About MOSA
Street art is more than paint on a wall; it’s the voice of our generation.
Bold, political, raw, and unapologetically human.
We’re bringing together some of the world’s most recognised and respected street artists, giving them the space and respect they deserve. Our aim is simple: to showcase as many as possible, giving each artist proper airtime, written by them, in their own words, to define how their legacy is remembered for centuries to come.
For too long, street art has been exploited by galleries chasing quick returns and half-built exhibitions. It has been lifted from the streets, stripped of its edge, and sold to the highest bidder.
The Museum of Street exists to change that.
We’re here to preserve, celebrate, and protect street art as a living, evolving form of expression; a culture that belongs to everyone, not just those who can afford to buy it.
We believe artists should decide how their work is remembered, not institutions or investors. When the time comes, let an artist’s estate handle the profit. For now, the artist defines the story.
We’re building a travelling, living museum; a space that moves with the culture, carrying the voices, messages, and energy of street art wherever it lands.
This isn’t just an exhibition. It’s a movement built by the artists, for the artists.
