Taking place at Apaixonarte, SAMINA is presenting a Solo Exhibition called “Crystalized 0.0”, with opening on the 31st of October 2016. Details: Date: From the 21st ofOctober to the 28th of November 2017 Location: Apaixonarte – Rua Poiais de São Bento, 57, 1200 076 Lisboa Gallery opening hours: Monday to Saturday from 12:00AM to 7:30PM Cost of…
Tag: Street Art
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…
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…
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…
“One Less Brick in The Wall” On Fuel TV featuring Portuguese Street Art
On the 26th of September 2017 premiered “One Less Brick in the Wall”, the new exclusive FUEL TV content in partnership with Nescafé and GAU (Galeria de Arte Urbana). This program is dedicated to Lisbon street art and gives us some knowledge about the work done on the streets and artists behind them. The focus…
Upcoming: “It´s a Pleasure To Burn” Tamara Alves New Exhibition at Art Room
The Art Room is preparing a Solo Exhibition by Tamara Alves, opening on 28th of September 2017 . This exhibition is inspired by Ray Bradbury, when beginning his masterpiece, Fahrenheit 451 “It was a pleasure to burn”. The series of images presented in this exhibition are poetic, rebellious, exuberant, intense and sensual just like fire….
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