Interview with a Street Artist: The Many Faces of Pol Corona
As Pol Corona walks down the street, he receives salutations from many neighbours in the working class neighbourhood of Barracas... Read Article
Street Art
Ones To Watch: Rio de Janeiro’s Street Artists
As a street artist in Rio de Janeiro, you really have to stand out if you want to compete with... Read Article
Street Art in Uruguay: Interview with Colectivo Licuado
You’d be hard pushed to find someone in Montevideo who hasn’t seen Colectivo Licuado’s work. They might not have known... Read Article
Elliot Tupac’s Iconic “Equilibrio” Removed From Mapocho River
To stroll down the Mapocho River in Santiago is akin to wandering through one of the foremost galleries of Latin... Read Article
UnKolorDistinto: Valparaiso’s Street Artists Sammy and Cynthia
They began painting on walls as children — undesired graffiti makers. Twenty years later they have acquired university degrees and... Read Article
The Best Books on Street Art in Latin America
Street art has always represented an integral aspect of creative expression in Latin America, as is the case in many... Read Article
Trailer Released for New São Paulo Street Art Documentary
Cidade Cinza (Grey City) is the name of a new documentary taking a look at the role of street art... Read Article
Uruguay’s Tree People
We wanted to bring you these quite brilliant photos of Uruguay’s Tree People, a new street art project by Pablo... Read Article
Street Art in Santiago
Santiago has some of the most vibrant street art in Latin America. The city, as well as Valparaiso on the... Read Article
Santiago Days (Outside the City Limits)
I have, over the last couple of weeks, had the opportunity (and legal necessity) to get out of Santiago and... Read Article