The vast, sprawling site features countless exhibits and installations, together with some incredible murals from Argentine artists and art collectives. Following the storming success of the exhibition “Fuera de la Linea“, Lucas Zambrano & Soledad Zambrano were invited to curate what has effectively become Argentina’s largest open air exhibition of work from Buenos Aires street artists.

The towering walls of an exhibition hall offered an enormous shared canvas for a number of artists, including Pastel, Poeta, Mart, Roma, Nazza Stencil, Ever, Triangulo Dorado, Jaz along with Defi, Tec & PMP from the FASE collective. Together they transformed the non-descript warehouse into an extraordinary outdoor gallery, a testament to their talents and remarkable ease working at enormous scales.

A second space featured smaller walls surrounding the Circe de Soleil exhibit. Unfortunately some of the best pieces have been hidden from public view by the backstage area for the performers, but we sneaked behind the barriers to take some photos of works by rundontwalk, bs.as.stncl, Cabaio Stencil, Stencil Land, Vuala, Proyecto Fauna & the Federacion de Stickboxing.

There are small selection of pieces below, and you can see more on our flickr here.

Jaz

Nazza Stencil

Ever

Mart

Triangulo Dorado

Pum Pum

Stencil Land + Cabaio Stencil + rundontwalk + bs.as.stncl

Stencil Land (main image)

London’s first collective exhibition of work from Buenos Aires street artists will take place at Pure Evil gallery, from Thursday 26th August until Sunday 12th September.

Showcasing pieces from Federico Minuchin & Tester of rundontwalk, the FASE collective, Buenos Aires Stencil, Malatesta, STENCILLAND, Chu, Defi, Orilo, Pum Pum, Cabaio Stencil and Jaz, the exhibition will feature some of the eclectic styles that make up the thriving Buenos Aires street art movement.

Pure Evil Gallery 108 Leonard st London EC2A 4XS
Gallery Opening Hours: 10am – 6pm everyday

www.pureevil.me