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With no hills, Buenos Aires should be a city well suited to travelling by bicycle you might think. But with its notorious traffic congestion, maniac motorists and total disregard for the highway code, it’s bad enough for car drivers let alone cyclists as anyone who has sat in a traffic jam during rush hour will testify. Add to that the pollution, particularly in the summer, with clouds of smoke bellowing from old buses, lorries and fletes (removal vans).
Thanks to Esteban Grinberg for sending in these photos of a new giant mural painted by Gualicho, Ever, Run Dont Walk, Stencil Land and Jaz in Constitución. Continue reading
Mariano Ferreyra political stencil graffiti is all over Buenos Aires and are particularly common around Plaza de Mayo and along Avenida de Mayo where you can find an abundance of political graffiti. Continue reading
buenosairesstreetart.com features alongside Wooster Collective, Pure Graffiti, Fat Cap and our friends at Brooklyn Street Art on a new list of the top 49 best street art blogs.
We are pleased to say that bachelorofarts.com has placed us at number 28 on its hit list and given us a really nice write-up.
28. Buenos Aires Street Art This blogger traveled throughout Buenos Aires and photographed the gorgeous city’s street art in various neighborhoods. It also features street art from other cities and artists outside of Argentina, such as snail art (yep…graffiti on a snail!).
To see the full article and all 49 entries go to www.bachelorofarts.com
