Again, what better to find on the streets if not the thoughts of the neighborhood people. Today is Santo António’s day, which if you’re not Portuguese might not be familiar with. Santo António is like the “cupid saint” or “matchmaker” of Portugal. This is probably the biggest party in Lisboa throughout the year, which starts right the night before, with the famous “marchas” of the neighborhoods going down the avenue, and basically everybody is out on the streets eating sardines and partying. This pic, shows the good humour in the balcony of a Portuguese woman.

With the elections coming this week, Adres has left a little intervention on one of the many many billboards on election days.

Costah while on a recent trip to France, left some more of his interventions on trees. Pics and video inside.

Following on the work Pantónio had left two weeks ago, and after some major exposure on the news, he decided to hit other signs again, and these can be seen in Saldanha, Braancamp, Marquês and Rossio on the 25th of April.

Not one week after the government had announced the reduced taxes for the practice of golf, and the national tv channel RTP ridiculously announced the same news related to VW Golf (see here), artist ± MaisMenos took it further and headed over to the parliament to share his thoughts. Today also marks the day our Prime Minister resigned. See the video inside, and share if you like.

Yesterday were the 2011 Presidentials in Portugal, and in protest some Portuguese artists have used their creativity.

Crisis is hitting hard everywhere and Portugal is no exception. These posters were released on general strike day. The motivation behind the posters, pics and video inside. Although all of the news are more than 2 or 3 years old, it still matters. The campaign is out on the streets of Lisboa.

Just got this in the mail. It kind of reminds me something, I just don’t know what…

A car park in Cais do Sodré, Lisboa has just suffered a little modification during the night. Yesterday morning, a car park official gave notice that all the spots were marked for handicap people, making it a handicap exclusive park. Confused, she called EMEL to confirm if these had been done by them…

“I’m better, thank you” is a piece that’s just been found in Lisboa. Hit me up if you know who the author is.
This just made me smile.
UPDATE: DedoNoGatilho has a pic from 2006, so this means this piece has stood up for 4 years, which is even more impressive!