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Sky Arte's MURO Series Returns with ROA in Favara

digital · 2026-05-04

The second season of MURO, a Street Art series on Sky Arte HD, premieres following the success of its first season. The show documents artists working on walls in Italian cities and their interactions with local communities. On Wednesday, July 3, the episode features Belgian artist ROA in Favara, Sicily, a town known for mafia-related violence in the 1980s and 1990s but now experiencing cultural revival through Farm Cultural Park, a cultural center in restored old houses hosting installations, exhibitions, workshops, and actions by Italian and international artists. ROA, a leading figure in global Street Art, typically depicts wounded or confined animals in black and white, exploring animal suffering. In Favara, he painted an elephant, referencing prehistoric dwarf elephant skeletons found in Sicily that migrated from Africa during ice ages. The mural at the Farm Cultural Park entrance welcomes visitors, exemplifying the positive impact of art and culture on the territory. Sky Arte's site is powered by Artribune, which manages its content and digital interface.

Key facts

  • Second season of MURO series on Sky Arte HD
  • Episode on July 3 features ROA in Favara, Sicily
  • ROA is a Belgian Street Art artist known for black-and-white animal depictions
  • ROA's mural shows an elephant referencing prehistoric dwarf elephant skeletons in Sicily
  • Farm Cultural Park is a cultural center in restored houses in Favara
  • Farm Cultural Park hosts installations, exhibitions, workshops, and artist actions
  • Favara had mafia-related violence in the 1980s and 1990s
  • The mural is at the entrance of Farm Cultural Park

Entities

Artists

  • Agostino Iacurci
  • ROA

Institutions

  • Sky Arte HD
  • MURO
  • Farm Cultural Park
  • Artribune

Locations

  • Longiano
  • Favara
  • Sicily
  • Italy

Sources