Some works that seem to have passed by me unnoticed are the amazing posters created by Janina Brandão last summer, with a take on the state of the art in Portugal, for her final school project. This was done in Porto and is exactly what I wanna see being done more and more in Portugal. Good works showing up on the streets.

“Vermelho de Sangue, Verde de Esperança” stands for “Red of Blood, Green of Hope” and it’s the latest work from ± to show up in Porto.

This is it. The final batch and post from the latest Visual Street Performance contains more than 50 photos inside (more than 200 in total of the posts), simply demonstrating that Portugal can put up a great show mainly with Portuguese artists. The works of international BestEver are also a beauty to watch. Enjoy the pics…

VSP is long gone, but the remaining photos are finally being left online. Expect a terrific part III of the big success that VSP was in Porto, with close to 50 more photos inside. This couldn’t be possible without the help of Miss K up North.

New piece from ADRES. More can be seen here.

With the end of the VSP days, it is time to start rolling up some pictures of what can be found there. Lot’s of new artworks where getting up daily, and Miss K did her best to keep up with the artists (some say that she drunk Red Bull to stay up in the mornings shooting, while editing the photos in the night without a sleep). Today she’s in recovery mode, drinking tea in a Malibu beach, because that’s the reward you get when you do such a good job like this. So to celebrate the event in the best way, here’s a double post for you. Enjoy…

Day 6 marks the final batch of photos from the preparation days. So, and since yesterday was already the inauguration day, I’m bringing more disclosure on what can be found there.

And with the come of day 5, comes also the inauguration day of VSP today. There’s still one more post to go before the actual inauguration pics, but until that one comes, enjoy some more work in progress shots.
And don’t forget, all you need to know and how to get there is here.
Amongst other artists, there will also be live paintings by Sphiza, Kayo, Ram, Uber and Blast already confirmed.

Day 4 was pretty straight forward, with Vhils, Klit and Oker getting things done.

2:12 has recently shown up on this small teaser video of upcoming movie “Stick’em Up“. Great quality on the filming is becoming more and more of a standard in street art movies. Worth the watch.