Diego Maradona died today at his home in Tigre, Buenos Aires from a heart attack. Murals and street art depicting the Argentine soccer legend can be found all over Buenos Aires. Photos by BA Street Art. Continue reading →

The street art world has been mourning the passing of Tamara Djurovic, also known by her artist’s name Hyuro. Continue reading →

Mabel Vicentef has painted a new mural in the Puerto Madero neighbourhood of Buenos Aires entitled “Empathy”. Continue reading →

Nacha has painted a new mural located in Palermo, Buenos Aires that relates to women’s rights in Argentina. Continue reading →

Detour was in Buenos Aires last month and completed these two new murals with Corona in Palermo and Villa Crespo. Continue reading →

The neighbourhood of El Cabanyal in Valencia has some great street art and is well worth a visit. Photos by Buenos Aires Street Art.

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Guille Pachelo and Mex teamed up to paint some new artworks together at Mercado de Pulgas in Colegiales. Continue reading →

Istanbul is a great city to check out street art and graffiti and quality murals can be found on both sides of the Bosphorus as Matt Fox-Tucker of Buenos Aires Street Art found out. Continue reading →

Argentine street artist Mabel Vicentef has painted a new mural in San Fernando, Buenos Aires with a theme relating to women and nature. Photos by Buenos Aires Street Art. Continue reading →

Belfast is famed for its political murals and propaganda relating to the Northern Ireland conflict but it’s also a great place to check out street art and graffiti, as Matt Fox-Tucker of Buenos Aires Street Art discovered.

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Detour was staying in Buenos Aires a couple of weeks ago and found time to paint this new mural in Colegiales with Pyramyd. Photos by Buenos Aires Street Art.

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The political murals and propaganda on the streets of Belfast reveal a fascinating story about the Northern Ireland conflict and the religious and sectarian divisions between the Loyalist and Republican communities, as Matt Fox-Tucker of Buenos Aires Street Art found out.

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