Street Art Cities
Street artists in San Miguel de Tucuman in the north of Argentina have been brightening up the city by painting artworks over the ugly political propaganda that has become an eyesore in the last few years. Photos by BA Street Art.
Baltimore is one of the best cities to check out street art and graffiti in the U.S. with many murals by talented local artists telling stories about the city’s past and present. Photos by Buenos Aires Street Art. Continue reading
Barcelona has a reputation as one of the top cities in the world for street art and graffiti. BA Street Art‘s Matt Fox-Tucker went to in search of the city’s best murals.
Street artists have been painting new murals at Barrio Parque Belgrano in the city of Salta in northern Argentina. Photos by BA Street Art. Continue reading
The neighbourhood of El Cabanyal in Valencia has some great street art and is well worth a visit. Photos by Buenos Aires Street Art.
Istanbul is a great city to check out street art and graffiti and quality murals can be found on both sides of the Bosphorus as Matt Fox-Tucker of Buenos Aires Street Art found out. Continue reading
Belfast is famed for its political murals and propaganda relating to the Northern Ireland conflict but it’s also a great place to check out street art and graffiti, as Matt Fox-Tucker of Buenos Aires Street Art discovered.
The political murals and propaganda on the streets of Belfast reveal a fascinating story about the Northern Ireland conflict and the religious and sectarian divisions between the Loyalist and Republican communities, as Matt Fox-Tucker of Buenos Aires Street Art found out.
The streets of Santiago de Chile were marked by protests and violent confrontations at the end of 2019 and the walls of the city were plastered with political propaganda, stencils and street art. Photos by Sebastian Kramm in Santiago for Buenos Aires Street Art.
Valencia is without doubt one of the best cities in the world to check out murals and graffiti and being not that big makes it fairly easy and great fun to explore on foot, as Matt Fox-Tucker of Buenos Aires Street Art found out.
