Gaia and Nanook finished painting a sensitive new design on the front of a locksmith’s shop in Buenos Aires a couple of weeks ago. Exclusive photos by Buenos Aires Street Art.
Here are some murals and graffiti that Buenos Aires Street Art has photographed around the Argentine capital. Happy Christmas to everyone in Buenos Aires and our friends and readers around the world. Continue reading
Colombian street artist Guache has been in Buenos Aires and painted a stunning mural with MPC at Hospital Pirovano in Coghlan featuring a feathered snake.
Patxi Mazzoni Alonso and Mario Calvo completed a striking new mural in Palermo yesterday afternoon.
Borneo Modofoker and Mojo together with Antonela Memi and Ikaro painted some cool designs on the walls of a boarded up house in Colegiales this week.
Saile was in Buenos Aires for Meeting of Styles 2012 and painted a brilliant new intervention in Barracas. The Chilean artist is a member of the Stgo Under Crew which first formed in 2000, and spoke with Buenos Aires Street Art about how he first got into graffiti, his crew and about some of the elements in his art.
Some of the best graffiti writers in Argentina took part in San Martin Graffiti Exhibition on Sunday in the Province of Buenos Aires. The event included live rap and more than 65 graffiti artists taking part.
More than 20 female street artists painted a huge wall of a factory in Avellaneda in the Province of Buenos Aires on Saturday. It’s the third edition of the event called Hermanas Paredes (Wall Sisters). Continue reading
Patxi Mazzoni Alonso hit Almagro this week and has painted a cool new design on top of some political propaganda. Continue reading
Primo finished a new mural in Coghlan on Sunday featuring an African tribeswoman covered in flora. Photos by Buenos Aires Street Art.
Aryz finished a stunning new mural last week at Meeting of Styles in Buenos Aires on the facade of a five storey building in San Telmo. At just 23, Aryz has already made his mark with his beautiful and giant murals with their soft colours and subtle tones establishing him as one of the world’s most exciting talents. In an exclusive interview with Buenos Aires Street Art, Aryz told us about his latest artwork, his respect for graffiti, why he prefers not to show his face when he’s interviewed and how his murals when photographed often look totally different from the original artworks.
Gualicho finished a new mural this week that features the Buddha of Abundance on the front of a local business in Palermo. The Argentine artist started the project last month and the new brightly coloured design features the buddha holding the bowl of plenty.
