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Urban Bundle #1

How & Nosm (2013) & RAM
Rua Inácio Pardelhas Sanchez, 126

Reis Crew
Carcavelos

Black Sneaker
Marvila

SKTR
Amoreiras

Que?
Amoreiras

Bordalo II
Alcântara

VHILS (2014)
Avenida da Índia, 28

Fast Drive Through… Loures part.1

Loures has jumped out in recent years as a national and international reference in terms of Street Art. We were there to check out the work of the manifold artists and document some of the walls.
(Part.2 HERE)

Kazy

Trafic

Eko

Skran

Acer

Luís Baldini

Werens

Kimo

Aleix Gordo Hostau

Amor

Sokar Uno

Marcamix

Ekyone

Fast Drive Through… Viseu !

Viseu. One of the cities in Portugal that most progressed in terms of the street art scene, in the latest years. We went there to see and photograph some of the work done in the streets of the city by various artists, not only but under the street art festivals that have been happening, namely “Tons da Primavera“. There is also a street art itinerary available for the lovers who don’t want to miss out on any piece or story behind it. Check out some photos below!

Liliana Rodrigues

Marco Mendes

Draw

Eime

Gonçalo Mar

Aka Corleone

The Caver

Disclaimer: Not all the pieces in Viseu were photographed for this publication.

Fast Drive Through… Loures part.2

(For part 1 click HERE)

Plim

Babs

Zmogk

Zag & Sia

Captur

Dish

1MC

Marca Mix

Bubu

Mr. Difuz

Kurtz Amor

Chure

Mosaik

Public Art Gallery of Quinta do Mocho (Part 2)

Below you can check out the part 2 of the murals done in Quinta do Mocho, Loures. To check out part 1 please click HERE.

Tarsila Schubert

Moami

Eva Bracamontes

Vitó

Fio Silva

Skio

RAF

Styler

Pol Corona

Vhils

Sen + Bean (Blubla krew)

Ôje

Nark

Adres

Theo Lopez

Bailon

OzeArv

Risca com o que há

Vinie

Huariu

(Artist not identified)

Werens

Astro

Pantónio

Nada

Vira Lata

Pokras Lampas

Plim

Vinie

Observ

More info: Here

Public Art Gallery of Quinta do Mocho (Part 1)

Alegria del Prado

Loures City Hall (in Lisbon) has been affirming itself in recent years as a national and international reference concerning street art or as some will call it public art. One of the examples of this investment in street art projects is Quinta do Mocho, a social housing quarter in Loures.

Currently, Quinta do Mocho is not just a social neighborhood: now its buildings are canvas for Public Art. Since October 2014, Quinta do Mocho became a Public Art Gallery, and we can count over 64 murals executed in the neighborhood.

On average, between 1,500 to 2,000 liters of paint and 40 to 50 cans of spray are used to paint the murals and the artists take up to 2-4 days to complete the paintings.

Until now the artist who took more time executing a mural was the artist Utopia, who painted for a week, from nine in the morning to eight in the evening. You can check out his work below.

Guided visits to this public art gallery are often held, you just need to show up in Casa da Cultura de Sacavém at 10AM on the last Saturday of each month.

You can check out some of the murals done in the neighborhood until October 2017, below.

(For part 2 click HERE

Sofi Mele

Zag + Sia

40 Anos 40 Murais

Nomen

Mário Belém

Tamara Alves

EHME – MGomes

Violant

Slap

Gonçalo Mar

Odeith

Zabou

Cena7

Hugo Lucas

Projecto Matilha

Utopia

Pablo Machioli

RAM

Smile

Vhils

Hazul

Zësar Bahamonte

Hopare

Noe

Aleix Gordo Hostau

Bordalo II

Vespa

Miguel Brum

GodDog

Charquipunk

Vespa+Nomen+Utopia

Tosco

Edis One

Colectivo Rua

Untay

Skran

Licuado

MTO

Glam

Jodibona

Pantónio

Miguel Brum

Brothers of Light

Zmogk

Stew

L7M

Astro

More info: Here

Findings of 2017 in Parede, Portugal

Painted by: 2upla

This legal wall in Parede (Address: R. João de Barros 179, 2775-208 Parede) is a playground for writers and street artists like Chure, Bray, Mosaik, 2upla, and more. If you are in Parede, and would like to see some good paintings, don’t forget to check out their work. Below you can see some pics.

Painted by: Mosaik

Painted by: Bray

Painted by: Mosaik

Painted by: Chure

Painted by: Bray

Painted by: Mosaik

Painted by: Bray

Painted by: Chure

Painted by: Slap

Findings of 2017 in Carcavelos, Portugal

Painted by: Ram

If you are in Carcavelos don’t forget to check out the graffitis and street art done on the legal wall located near the Carcavelos high school (Address: Rua Escola Secundária de Carcavelos – Carcavelos, Lisboa).

Painted by: Mosaik

Painted by: Chure

Painted by: Bray

Painted by: Utopia

Painted by: Ram

Painted by: Slap

Painted by: Nomen

Freshly Painted Train Station Tunnel in Algés

Just before the 2017 edition of the NOS Alive Music Festival, the Algés train station tunnel suffered a renovation. The CMOeiras, CP – Comboios de Portugal and IP-Infraestruturas de Portugal proposed a challenge to the artists 2Upla, Nomen, Jorge Cordeiro, Pedro Esteves and counted with the participation of about 13 other graffiti writers, to change the face of this location.

It was a project of approximately 1,2 km2, divided in zones and executed during 10 consecutive days. The themes around this project emerged from the concept of mobility, “Mobility Factory” and from the importance of the Algés riverside walkway as one of the biggest concert stages located at the riverfront of Lisbon.

Below you can find photos of the final result.

Work above done by: 2upla

Street Art in Bairro do Fim do Mundo – Painted Neighborhoods in Cascais

Wall by Utopia.

Wall by Smile.

Piece by Slap.

Piece by Parks.

Piece by Smile.

Piece by Slap.

Street Art in Bairro da Torre – Painted Neighborhoods in Cascais

Wall by Daniel Eime.

Walls by Smile.

Wall by Moksha.

Wall by Youth One.

Wall by Daze.

Wall by Paula Bonet.

Wall by Add Fuel.

Wall by Kruella D’Enfer.

Wall by Gonçalo Mar.

Wall by Utopia.

Wall by J de Montaigne.

Obey Giant is Out in the Streets of Lisbon

Obey, one of the world’s most respected icons in the street art scene, spread his art along the streets of Lisbon. The artist came to Portugal for the first time, invited by the Underdogs Gallery, where he is presenting a solo exhibition called “Printed Matters”, available until the 23th of September. To complete his visit, Shepard Fairey left some murals in Graça and Campolide areas which you can see below.

Check out Obey’s impression of his experience in Lisbon here.

Location of the wall: Rua da Senhora da Glória , 39, 1170-335 Lisboa

Location of the wall: Rua José Gomes Ferreira, 1250-132 Lisbon (near Amoreiras Shopping Center)

Location of the wall: Rua Natália Correia, 11, 1170-166 Lisboa

Shepard Fairey Official Page: Here

Recap: Lisbon “Graffiti in Amoreiras” Festival

Artists Utopia and Nomen had the initiative to organize a street art and graffiti festival, called “Graffiti in Amoreiras“, that took place at the great wall of Amoreiras in Lisbon, Portugal. This non-profit project featuring 14 invited artists (and some other who joined the event), renewed the historic wall and left to the graffiti lovers in general, some large-scale paintings, covering an area of 750m2. The event happened in May 2017 but you can recap the work of the artists below.