Maese Warrior and Max Marion painted a new mural in Villa Urquiza last Friday. The artwork features two indigenous characters in a bird costume and masked dogs.
New hairdressing studio Prana Pelu in Villa Urquiza has been painted with a new retro look by Argentine graffiti artist Dame. The salon has been given an Eighties theme including characters from movies The Empire Strikes Back and The Karate Kid.
Death, Skeletor, Predator, monsters, vampires, demons and Trap Jaw holding the severed head of Jesus Christ are among the stunning and terrifying creations of Argentine street artist Emy Mariani. Buenos Aires Street Art spoke with Emy about his love for heavy metal, horror stories, myths and legends, and his views about death and religion that all have a big influence on his art.
Lego street art in Buenos Aires on a rooftop water tank. Continue reading
More than 100 artists took part in the IBUg Urban Culture Festivalin Zwickau, Germany. BA Street Art was there and we photographed some of the great new artworks inside and outside an abandoned iron factory. Street artists from Argentina at IBUg , Mexico, the USA and China were also taking part.
Argentine street artists Lean Frizzera, Milu Correch, Diego Cirulli and Clara Reichertz were among about 100 artists taking part in the IBUg Urban Culture Festival 2013 in Zwickau, Germany, over the last week. BA Street Art was there and hooked up with the artists who painted some cool new murals on the site of the abandoned iron factory.
BA Street Art is proud to have curated the spectacular new mural by Argentine artist Martin Ron in Villa Urquiza. The mural was painted by Martin with the help of Guillermo Ron and Jiant took 16 days to complete and is the biggest in the city measuring 412m2. Check out the official video of the making of the mural that was commissioned by BA Street Art and filmed and directed by Richard Szkiler. Continue reading
Hyuro has been visiting Buenos Aires and the Argentine artist has painted three new murals in the city. One with Jaz. Continue reading
Martin Ron, Jiant and Guiviro finished a spectacular new mural in Villa Urquiza on Saturday night after 16 days of painting. It measures 412m2 (14m high by 25m wide with a section of wall measuring 3.1m x 21m) and is the mural that covers the biggest surface area of any building in Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires Street Art is proud to have organized the project. During the first stage of the mural, Martin painted a huge figure of a naked boy. Photos of the final stage by Miguel Babjaczuk for BA Street Art. Continue reading
Jaz has been busy over the last few days and painted new murals in Villa Crespo and Chacarita.
Martin Ron has started work on the second phase of his fantastic new mural in Villa Urquiza. The artwork that will cover a four storey building alongside the mural by Italian street artist Blu is expected to be finished next weekend. Photos taken yesterday by Adri Godis. Continue reading
Villa Urquiza Art District Project is into its second week with Martin Ron spending eight days painting his spectacular new artwork on a four storey building next to the mural by Blu. These great photos by Miguel Babjaczuk show progress on the project over the last week. Continue reading
