Artists have paid tribute to Luis Alberto Spinetta with new murals in Buenos Aires dedicated to one of Argentina’s most famous rock musicians.

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Batman, Captain America, Spiderman, Superman, Thor and Wonder Woman are some of the superheroes characters painted in this tunnel by street artists in Buenos Aires. Photos by Buenos Aires Street Art. Continue reading →

Argentine street artist Luxor painted a new mural in Villa Urquiza a couple of weeks ago.  Continue reading →

Nine street artists Apste, Bater, Heis and Tekaz from the THG crew together with Fio Silva, Jean Pier Kings, Jiant, Martin Ron and Rikis completed a 100m long mural in San Isidro last week. Continue reading →

Argentine artist Claudio Baldrich finished painting new designs in a tunnel in Beccar, San Isidro, Buenos Aires two weeks ago.

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Limpio has completed a new mural on the front of a house in Palermo that features a stag and a Patagonian landscape. Continue reading →

Molto Grosso have completed a new artwork in Villa Crespo on the front of El Oceanario cultural centre that features an Italian 19th century mask.  Continue reading →

Patxi Mazzoni Alonso has painted a new mural on the wall of a newspaper kiosk in Coghlan a few days ago. Photos by Buenos Aires Street Art.

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Milu Correch completed a new mural on the front of a parking garage in Coghlan, Buenos Aires a few weeks ago. Continue reading →

Museo a Cielo Abierto in the district of San Miguel in Santiago de Chile is one of the best places in the country to see street art with more than 30 murals measuring 85 m2 each in one place, as Matt Fox-Tucker of BA Street Art discovered.

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Mantra was in Buenos Aires last month and teamed up with Argentine street artist Fio Silva to paint this impressive mural in Villa Tesei, Hurlingham.
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Luxor is the best-known street artist in La Plata, Buenos Aires, and in the last five years he says he has painted more than 400 murals around the city. His striking and colourful artworks contain influences from Latin American aboriginal traditions, symbolism and popular culture. Continue reading →