Street artists transform theatre in San Cristóbal

Street artists have been helping to transform Teatro Mandril, the theatre and perfomance space in San Cristóbal.

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Clowing around: Jaz and Ice (photo © BA Street Art)

Artists including Nerf, Mart, Goal, Shonis, Oncho and Reych were all painting new designs last night and a number of them have adopted themes relating to the circus and performing arts.

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Blockhead: Nerf painting (photo © BA Street Art)

Nerf created a fun genie character coming out of a magic Aladdin-style lamp with its head made up of different coloured isometric shapes in his unique style.

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Nerf’s design and Rodrigo painting (photo © BA Street Art)

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Shonis (photo © BA Street Art)

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Mart (photo © BA Street Art)

Live music was provided by the band Cehache Respira, and also relating to a musical theme, Mart painted a figure with a magic flute that is linked to another of his murals across the room.

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In tune (photo © BA Street Art)

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Martin Mart Aire (photo © BA Street Art)

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Mural by Cremades (photo © BA Street Art)

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Men at work: Oncho and Reych (photo © BA Street Art)

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Teatro Mandril decorated by Cremades (photo © BA Street Art)

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Piggyback: acrobats by Shonis (photo © BA Street Art)

All photos © Buenos Aires Street Art

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