SAM3 has just been in Porto for the event Manobras no Porto, which has been surrounded by some complaints, where previously scheduled wall paintings have been canceled by the city council, due to it’s “artistic” expression, in other words, graffiti related. SAM3 wall installation have not faced that problem, and he was able to complete these two new murals. Check inside.

Paulo Arraiano aka YUP has recently made a trip to Stockholm, Sweden where he was able to conceive an indoors show, an outdoor piece and a beautiful performance with model Elena Pådrag Wolay. Check all of this inside. (Note: videos are failing miserably to embed, so check the links to vimeo)

And so, to complete the Walk & Talk (Urban art festival from Açores) dedicated posts, here’s a round up of  the artists with sample artworks from each one. I’m sorry, but due to the insane amount of work in the last days, and since this post had to be a bit more detailed, it’s been postponed until now. Unfortunately, Stick2Target website was not involved in any way with the project, but Walk & Talk is without a doubt the best urban art festival to occur so far in Portugal this year. So jump back inside and enjoy.

To finish off with the individual posts from the festival, here’s Woozy’s work. His approach provided some truly vibrant pictures.

Pedro Matos latest show “Ephemera” at the Shooting Gallery in San Francisco is now live. A great body of work presented on his new solo show, which you can check inside, plus the presence of artists like Antony Lister, Ben Frost & Eine at the inauguration.

And to start the list of some of the international artists invited for the Walk & Talk, there’s Escif with his amazingly iconic and simple style.

The ARM collective was also part of the Walk & Talk, and have left another excellent piece from their story in the walls of Açores. The mix between Mar & Ram have been evolving in the past years, and the result can easily be seen in these new works either indoors or outdoors. Great job!

Another artist to be part of the Walk & Talk festival was Alexandre Farto aka Vhils. This latest intervention from Vhils is the one that caught my attention from his recent works. So much depth and detail in these faces.

Mais Menos who was also a guest artist for Walk & Talk just left his interventions on numerous locations throughout the city. Inside the post, there’s also the video from the installation performed for the festival.

Walk & Talk, the urban art festival in Ponta Delgada, São Miguel island, Açores (Azores) invited a huge number of urban artists and illustrators to give the city some color. Pantónio just left me with some pics from his interventions, and many more will follow from other artists ending up on a global view of the city festival post. Artist Pantónio decided to go with only black and white due to the strong presence of the volcanic rock. As it’s a fisherman’s land right next to the spot, the customization of a boat was a request done by Pantónio that suited perfectly for his work. Some other spots of abandoned places inside, and more.