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Our weekly focus on the moving image and art in the streets. And other oddities.
Now screening:
1. Marina Capdevila. Los Pajaritos. Granada, Spain
2. Marina Capdevila. Shine Festival. St. Petersburg, Florida
3. Marina Capdevila. Curitiba, Brazil
4. Marina Capdevila. The Raw Project. Art Basel Miami 2019
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BSA Special Feature: Marina Capdevila
Like many of her peers in the street art world, the Spanish muralist now likes to be considered a contemporary painter – it has so much more cachet. She traveled a lot this year in Spain, according to a year-end newsletter we received- Valencia, Granada, and Barcelona for example. She also was in Florida and Manhattan for her projects, which included murals, prints, and commercial gigs with brands. We’ve always appreciated her artistry, sociological approach to her characters and figures, and her sense of humor. May she never lose it.
This week we feature a handful of more recent projects by Marina Capdevila.
Marina Capdevila. Los Pajaritos. Granada, Spain.
Marina Capdevila. Shine Festival. St. Petersburg, Florida
Marina Capdevila. Curitiba, Brazil.
Marina Capdevila. The Raw Project. Art Basel Miami 2019
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