Last week, Mexico City celebrated the public art festival, All City Canvas, featuring major murals on multi-storied buildings from Aryz, Vhils, Herakut, Escif, Saner, Sego, Interesni Kazki, El Mac, and Roa. Here are some of the final looks at the completed murals, and thank you to everyone at FIFTY24MX and their friends who helped us on the ground during the festival.
A nice set of photos and a video from Day 2 of All City Canvas in Mexico City… Herakut, Vhils, El Mac, Saner, Sego, Interesni Kazki, Escif, Roa, and others… looks massively good.
FIFTY24MX Gallery is one of the sponsors of this mega-street-art event going down in Mexico City this week, with Aryz, El Mac, Escif, Roa, Vhils, Saner, Herakut, and Interesni Kazki amongst others. Really good, going down this week… we will be down there too… pictures to come…
ROA EN MÉXICO from Filmaciones de la Ciudad on Vimeo.
Ever since we found out about ROA painting with one of our favorites, Saner, we have been into the Belgian artist just a tad more. A nice video here.
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Some recent work by ROA, Sego & Saner in Mexico is looking really nice. ROA has an installation currently at Black Rats Projects pop-up project center. He is making really solid work, it is good to see him so busy.
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Yesterday we wrote something about the concept of “can’t stop won’t stop” and perhaps this should be used with Italian artists Ericailcane and Blu at the moment, two major players in the European street/mural art scene. We have mentioned this before that their is a great movement occurring overseas in terms of big street art, taking entire villages and applying street art sensibility. The past few years have been great for many art observers to see where street art was going, and with this being a result on one side of the globe, it is a very strong statement.
For Nuart 201o in Norway, the two went big again. They will be joined by Vhils, ROA, Dolk, Evol, Alexandros Vasmoulakis, Sten & Lex, M-City, and Dotmasters. Thanks to Arrested Motion for this images.
And when we called this art crappy yesterday, we are comparing to art like this. Art that has feeling, emotion. Not that abstract art doesn’t have it, but that particular art was lacking…..
“Somebody did some good research on ROA” posted from: The Citrus Report | Art, Culture, News, Graffiti, Music, Street Art, Clothing, Politics, Reviews
We here at the Citrus Report really like Belgian street artist, ROA. And somebody who has a blog decided that they liked ROA too, and put a lot of his work on one post for all of us to see.
