Tag Boa Mistura

27-03-2017

Boa Mistura brings magic and poetry to São Paulo

Spanish art collective Boa Mistura has returned to the favela of Vila Brasilandia on the northern outskirts of São Paulo, Brazil, to continue their 2012 project “Luz Nas Vielas”.

26-11-2016

Stupid Borders. Visual project by Rubén Martín de Lucas

The project called “Stupid Borders – Fronteras estúpidas” by Spanish visual artist Rubén Martín de Lucas explores one of the major issues of our times - borders - from the visual and aesthetic perspective, using performance and land art as the media and recording it all with photographs.

04-11-2015

Exhibition: URBS PICTA, la Street Art a Roma

Opening of “URBS PICTA, la Street Art a Roma” with photos by Mimmo Frassineti at the Museo Carlo Bilotti, Aranceria di Villa Borghese.

15-10-2015

BOA MISTURA in Bogotà: Plaza de la Hoja.

The Madrid-based collective, BOA MISTURA has this time worked in Bogotá, Colombia, creating a 5000 square-metre mural that forms the word “vida”, life.

04-06-2015

Boa Mistura at the Bienal de la Habana 2015

Boa Mistura, the collective of Spanish artists renowned for its Street Art with a social value has created an artwork that spans a whole suburban neighbourhood in Havana for the Cuban capital's biennial event.

11-11-2014

Street Art in Madrid, 22 phrases on the street and in the social media

22 phrases spray-painted on the street of 22 pedestrian crossings in Madrid.

15-10-2014

Réalité – installation by Boa Mistura for the Nuit Blanche in Paris

Spanish urban art collective, Boa Mistura, renowned for its Street Art based on social themes, created an installation as part of the “Nuit Blanche” in Paris, adopting the technique of anamorphosis.

20-08-2013

Street Art by Boa Mistura during SCARPIA XII. Ecosystems of art and of society

The five artists from the Madrid-based Boa Mistura group participated in the 12th edition of the artistic intervention in the natural and urban space of El Carpio and Maruanas, near Córdoba, Spain.

05-12-2012

Street Art to make the most of vacant shops. The creative void.

Everywhere we turn, we find more and more empty shops in our cities: and it's not a pretty sight.