Another piece from Vhils again in Miami, this one with some days already.

Got this in the mail, and had to share it. Right next to the Police department of Cascais, you can find two shapes very different from the others. Coincidence, or just someone with a sense of humor? Share your thoughts…

If you have been following on the facebook page, this past weekend we went out to Covilhã to find the second event of WOOL fest coming to a start. Alexandro Farto aka Vhils arrived late Saturday night and immediately started working on his piece, laying out the lines for what would be a handfull of work next day. Trying to avoid the rain and the first signs of hard weather reaching Covilhã, his piece got laid out nicely on this huge wall of the city over the weekend. Pics and timelapse inside, thanks to Pedro Seixo Rodrigues.

After closely following part I of the work Add fuel to the fire has been doing, we both headed to Covilhã this past weekend to check the WOOL fest 2nd event. During that stay, Add fuel to the fire headed to the streets to leave 3 new pieces for the people of Covilhã. Check the pics and great video of the whole process inside.

Vhils has been producing a lot in the past days, with new pieces showing up faster than ever. This one is in Miami.

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.

Costah & Moreira are continuously active in the north of Portugal, bringing fresh ideas and installations to the streets. Nice to see the evolving character of these pieces once again.

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.

It’s with great pleasure that I leave you with a wonderful project I’ve been following closely. Add fuel to the fire has reinvented Portuguese tradition, with his personal touch to the Portuguese tiles. Check images and a video inside, of some of the tiles that can also be seen on the streets of Lisboa. These goodies are flying fast!

The latest from Vhils in Venice, California for the European Bailout Show at Post no Bills. A beautifully crafted video by Carlos Gonzalez can be seen inside, of the work in progress.