Tag Archives: Aryz

[VIDEOS] ARYZ by Germán Rigol

Born in 1983 and photographing since 2002, Germán Rigol is a photographer based in Barcelona. Coming from the graffiti world, he follows and documents different street artists and urban art events around the world. Here is a special focus on the serie of short movies Germán shot while following the internationally reknown Catalan artist Aryz. Let’s follow […]

By ARYZ – Oslo, Norway

Mural by our Catalan master Aryz for the Oslo Triennial of Mural Art Oslo, Norway – 2013 Photo © Susanna Allende (23.03.2016) www.aryz.es

By ARYZ, Venezuela 2015

New piece by our local master ARYZ in Maracay, Venezuela 2015. Curators: Huellas del arte “As far as I’ve seen, Venezuela is an amazing place, however it is in a tough moment because there is big interest by many countries to make Venezuela collapse. In this type of projects you don’t have the best infrastructure, but […]

By ARYZ – Galicia 2015

New wall by the Catalan international graffiti artist Aryz CULTURAL FORUM, Carballo, Galicia 2015 >>> www.aryz.es <<<

‘PARAL·LEL’, ARYZ IN LOS ANGELES

Via: MTN WORLD Barcelona’s most popular contemporary mural painter, Aryz, is about to present his first show in Los Angeles on the 25th of April. His enigmatic exhibition will stay open until the 31st of May, and is presented in two different rooms symbolizing “two geodetic lines which never crosses their paths within the same […]

Street Art Barcelona: 2014 retrospective

Since the begining of graffiti and street-art things have evolved a lot. Once considered as “underground”, an anti-social behaviour or vandalism, it has now become quite mainstream. Like it or not, it has clearly changed, sometimes for the good, sometimes for the not-quite-so-good … to stay polite (have you seen this new “Street Art Tele reality show”? […]

Barcelona RE.SET Festival Video

Flashback on 2014. As part of Barcelona’s Tricentenary commemorations, architect Benedetta Tagliabue and set designer for La Fura dels Baus, Àlex Ollé, have come together to create seven “ephemeral” architectural interventions in some of the city’s most emblematic places. These artistic installations propose reflection on the themes of identity, liberty and democracy. One of them […]