“During the military dictatorship in Argentina hundreds of buildings in the zone were demolished. Later these abandoned areas turned Villa Urquiza into the best place for street artists and graffiti artists to paint in the city. ”
Since 2007, Villa Urquiza has attracted international artists like Blu (Italy) to come and paint large murals.
Giant murals by Martin Ron and Blu (Italy)
Tourists visiting the huge mural by Martin Ron.
Mural by Fintan Magee (Australia)
Another large mural in Villa Urquiza painted by El Marian and Gualicho.
Intervention by Animalito and Cof in Villa Urquiza.
Mural by Fintan Magee (Australia) and Martin Ron
House painted by Ice
Mural by Primo
Huge mural by Lean Frizzera with Emy Mariani
Mural by Cuore
Mural by Blu (Italy)
Mural by El Marian.
Mural by Primo in Coghlan Portrait of Morrissey by El Marian Mural by Primo
Mural by Maese Warrior
Mural by Cof, Mab, Animalito Land, Nalter and Grito Mural by Milu Correch Graffiti by Dano
Mural by Maese Warrior Intervention by MPC Mural by Milu Correch
Factory painted by Jiant
Collaboration by Animalito Land and Cof
Mural by El Marian
Mural by Sabrina Amante
Mural by Maese Warrior
House painted by Pelos de Plumas
Feathered Snake by Gauche
Smurfs graffiti by Nerf, Teko and Meys
Halloween graffiti by Plast
Role—All photos Buenos Aires Street Art and Miguel Babjaczuk
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