Check the Prada site for the animation.

Some shots of a live painting show with Chaz from Usugrows blog,
totally bad ass.

Artists from the Jonathan LeVine Gallery in NYC came to Brazil for an exhibition that’s happening at Choque Cultural Gallery in Sao Paulo.

It was a ‘big deal’ because is not everyday that we have here such names as :

-Shepard Fairey-

The one that I was eagering to see the most, after hearing so much about his work and his OBEY! Giant campaign, which makes so much sense to me…”The medium is the message.” !

-Tim Biskup-

Nice work with the fluorescents colors. It even made my eyes get a little crazed.

-BaseMan- 

His characters reminds me of my childhood.

-Jeff Soto-

Who were my personal favorite of the expo. And had other great canvas like the one with ‘egg-shaped-spacey-monsters’  and the panaromic one.

-MARS1-

The closest you got the furthest you went.

-AJ Fosik-

His wood pieces were amazing. 

And among them some brazilians made me proud with their great art, like JACA. 

And his funny ‘world’.

 More photos of the expo and what went down there, here!

Check her site for more 

pretty dope.  Will Murai

Checking out his site here for more.

A nice article on the upcoming 1,000 can show by Two went up today on Lifelounge.

Click here to check it and some nice preview photos of the immense collection.

So, I went there…and I saw some great paintings :

                      by Leo.

But talking about ‘STREET art’ the one who really caught my eyes was the brazilian artist called  BUGRE :                          

“Sputum” …if you’re wondering about the name: here is why!  

 And “Tamires”.  The skull detail on the shoulder is great!

He really did an amazing job taking his street’s style to the canvas.

Just so you know what I´m talking about:

Bugre at the streets of Sao Paulo.

 …now you see what I mean!

Brazilian Street Artists and all the STREET artists out there: Keep it *REAL!

One more photo that I just got today of that last graffiti updated!

(Thanks mr. fran!)

Set to be one of the biggest Australian art shows of the decade, Two’s 1,000 cans features in a 5 page preview in the current issue of Desktop.

Nice to meet all the Nice People out there !!!
I´m Miss G from Brazil, Sao Paulo, which is the hometown of such ‘legends’ as OsGÊMEOS. I´d like use my time on Grass Roots to introduce you all to the other amaaaazing up and coming artists that we have here and create a bridge between the two cultures.

*KEEP IT UP…and *NICE !!!

 My back. From the wall to the skin.

NINA on the streets of Sao Paulo.

…just a taste of…BRAZIL.

More to come.