Dotz and Malegria have painted great new artworks at Tecnópolis in Villa Martelli, Buenos Aires. Dotz finished this amazing sequence of a wood louse curling into a ball on Thursday. He’s called the mural ‘Sequence of closure’.
French street artist Grolou lives in Buenos Aires and loves to paint cats. And he created three new felines at Tecnopolis last week.
Ktrl V finished a cool new paste-up yesterday in Saavedra, Buenos Aires. It features three colourful ghetto blasters and they’ve called the artwork ‘Reggae Music’.
Jaz has painted a brilliant new mural in Chacarita, Buenos Aires, that covers a huge wall at the bus depot. The piece includes four wildcats, one of which is growling at a figure on horseback.
Pum Pum hit Saavedra this week and has painted a new piece featuring two of her characteristic birds. And she has also been out and about in Palermo and painted a new design on the facade of a local paint shop at Scalabrini Ortiz and Costa Rica.
In subte station Hospitales on Linea H in Parque Patricios, Lean Frizzera and Martin Ron have painted stunning new murals dedicated to famous figures and characters from Argentine tango.
Street artists including Nazza Stencil, Kid Gaucho, and Colorboración Crew finished new artworks at Tecnopolis this week. Photos by Buenos Aires Street Art.
Jaz has just finished a great new piece in Villa Martelli, Buenos Aires, featuring two sabre-toothed tigers and the message “Jaz was here”. The Argentine street artist has also signed the artwork with his real name Franco Fasoli. Continue reading
Alfredo Segatori has started painting a new portrait of Argentina’s most famous tango singer Carlos Gardel in Palermo. It’s one of a series of famous tango musicians that the muralist more affectionately known as ‘Pelado’ has painted around Buenos Aires.
Street artists have been painting some new pieces at Tecnópolis, the science and technology theme park, in Villa Martelli, Buenos Aires. Here are a few of the new artworks.
Artists Milu Correch, German Fray and Anita Messina were painting a new portrait of French author Simone de Beauvoir, the mother of modern women’s movement, today in Palermo.
Ice has finished painting a cool new chimpanzee on the front of an abandoned house in Caballito. The purple primate is the sixth in a series of seven monkeys that correspond to the coloured bands of a television test pattern that appear when a TV has lost its signal. Continue reading
