San Jose Street Art, Part 1
Like many Latin American cities, San Jose has an impressive amount of street art. It won’t be the first name that comes to mind thinking about graffitis, but it should … Read more
Street art vs. graffiti was the question that started it all. Years before street art became a darling of art critics and somewhat progressive city officials, we were looking for it in every place we visited. Through different continents and cities; unnamed surfaces and unexpected materials ingeniously used by talented artists, we amassed an eclectic collection of amazing masterpieces and a long list of insanely creative authors. It is work in progress. At the same time, it is also an archive of art that no longer exist. Sadly, the lifespan of this genre is relatively short. Very few last. The authorities, the elements, and even fellow artists make sure that some of these masterpieces do not last. Long story short, this is our StreetArt Project. Street Art around the world From graffiti to stencils; from spray paint to murals. From Banksy to Add Fuel; from C215 to David de la Mano.
Like many Latin American cities, San Jose has an impressive amount of street art. It won’t be the first name that comes to mind thinking about graffitis, but it should … Read more
If you happen to walk through the University of Costa Rica toward the UCR train station, there is a block of buildings that anyone who appreciates street art should check. … Read more