Animalito Land finished a new mural in Villa Maipu, Buenos Aires, this week. The artwork has been named Olor de Tierra Mojada meaning ‘The smell of Wet Earth’. Buenos Aires Street Art went down to check it out. Continue reading
Buenos Aires Street Art is proud to team up with Google Cultural Institute as one of its 30 global partners helping to document street art and graffiti around the world in an online digital photo library. Continue reading
Cof and Animalito Land teamed up to paint this new collaboration in Villa Urquiza. Exclusive photos by Buenos Aires Street Art.
Ernest Zacharevic has painted some beautiful murals in George Town to help put the state capital of Penang on the map as the street art capital of Malaysia. Photos by Buenos Aires Street Art (article updated in July 2025).
Today is the birthday of Eva Perón more commonly known as Evita who was born on 7 May 1919 and died of cancer aged 33 on 26 July 1952. This huge mural of Evita in Caseros was painted to commemorate her birth. Photos by Buenos Aires Street Art.
Celine Hitier has painted a beautiful mural in Colegiales entitled ‘Alice and the Porteño Rabbit’ (Alicia y el Conejo Porteño). Continue reading
Lapiz Graffiti has painted a moving tribute to his cousin Caroline, 23, who died in a train crash in Germany on October 12 2013. The German stencil artist is based in Buenos Aires and created the artwork in Colegiales a few weeks ago. Continue reading
Martin Ron has painted a new mural in Ciudadela, Buenos Aires together with Argentine artists Martin Agazzi, Dan Fogwill, Javier Martin and Anabel Matallan to commemorate the 32nd anniversary of the Malvinas Conflict on April 2. Continue reading
Mab, Piki and Ninya teamed up to paint this colourful new mural featuring some cool cartoon characters on the grey wall of a house in Colegiales.
El Marian and Gualicho finished a giant mural in Villa Urquiza last night. The huge artwork featuring two boys with catapults took the two artists four days to complete using extension poles and latex paint.
Alec Monopoly was in Buenos Aires for the Puma Urban Art event at Centro Cultural Recoleta earlier this month and found time after to paint a piece in Palermo. The American street artist is best known for his satirical artworks featuring Uncle Pennybags, the character from the Monopoly board game.
Puma Urban Art 2014 is taking place in Buenos Aires this weekend. It´s the seventh edition of the annual art and music festival at Centro Cultural Recoleta. Continue reading
