Visit São Paulo 🇧🇷 Brazil Street Art, Galleries & Events

[Deleted]

There is certainly some great artists in that list. Plus anyone that likes OS Gemos would like the lesser known Brazilian artists.

[russkov]

Would have expected to see Walter Nomura (Tinho) in this list.

[The True Cubs Fan]

I know it's been a bit since anyone posted here but I was there two Decembers ago for a friend's wedding and dragged my about to be fiancé to Baco De Batman, pretty much Batman Alley, which is a few blocks covered in art. marrosi posted a few of them, but I wanted to add a few more pics to the mix

[The True Cubs Fan]

I also have a fun habit of bringing some Morley stickers with me places and leaving them for others to find.

If you don't know him, he's an amazing La Based Street artist that I feels very much captures some every day human feelings and sentiments. Been leaving his stickers around the world for a few years now.

[Moosey Art]

Please join us for the opening night on Thursday the 19th of October from 6:30pm for some free stuff like drinks Courtesy of Bullards, music form YAYA and a t-shirt giveaway. You will also have a chance to meet the artist who has promised to sign any part of your body..

In celebration we will also be releasing a brand new screen print exclusive to Moosey Art.

If you can't make the event or you're desperate to get your hands on a piece then please get in touch and we will put your name on the list for a preview catalogue of works.

Keep an eye out for emails and social media activity for info and previews








Mauro 'Muretz' is a Brazilian artist mostly known for his street art work. He began working with art at the age of 15, after getting expelled from school and had to start earning a living, doing exactly what got him kicked out: drawing.

Around 18 and pressured by friends and family, Muretz enroled into college to study social communication but got frustrated shortly afterwards and abandoned the course. Muretz left Brazil and travelled to London in 2003 where he continued illustrating for a living. He also enrolled into a Masters Degree course at Central Saint Martins University.

After graduating, the artist returned to Sao Paulo and started painting on the streets. His works have been featured on street art publications, tv shows, magazines and newspaper articles around the world



With clean lines and simple shapes on paper, the Sao Paulo based artist will show us some of his experimental drawings from the first semester of 2017, in which he explores unusual dynamics and movements to describe a scene.

All works were themed on the idea of energy flowing through space, pursuing and interacting with his faceless characters.

[shin]

Looking forward to seeing what the screen print is. Been following Muretz for a while. Wish I was based in London

[cyberkid]

love his work...

http://instagram.com/p/BZuhc72ne52

[Geezer Mate]

Oct 2, 2017 16:37:12 GMT 1 Moosey Art said:

Please join us for the opening night on Thursday the 19th of October from 6:30pm for some free stuff like drinks Courtesy of Bullards, music form YAYA and a t-shirt giveaway. You will also have a chance to meet the artist who has promised to sign any part of your body..

In celebration we will also be releasing a brand new screen print exclusive to Moosey Art.

If you can't make the event or you're desperate to get your hands on a piece then please get in touch and we will put your name on the list for a preview catalogue of works.

Keep an eye out for emails and social media activity for info and previews








Mauro 'Muretz' is a Brazilian artist mostly known for his street art work. He began working with art at the age of 15, after getting expelled from school and had to start earning a living, doing exactly what got him kicked out: drawing.

Around 18 and pressured by friends and family, Muretz enroled into college to study social communication but got frustrated shortly afterwards and abandoned the course. Muretz left Brazil and travelled to London in 2003 where he continued illustrating for a living. He also enrolled into a Masters Degree course at Central Saint Martins University.

After graduating, the artist returned to Sao Paulo and started painting on the streets. His works have been featured on street art publications, tv shows, magazines and newspaper articles around the world



With clean lines and simple shapes on paper, the Sao Paulo based artist will show us some of his experimental drawings from the first semester of 2017, in which he explores unusual dynamics and movements to describe a scene.

All works were themed on the idea of energy flowing through space, pursuing and interacting with his faceless characters.

[Moosey Art]

[kember]

I'll be there!

[Moosey Art]

Heres a few photos from the opening night!! Loads of fun.

Email [e-mail] to view available works.

[drflie]

These are all spectacular! I'm waiting to hear on a couple of the pieces from the gallery. Good show.

[Moosey Art]

New one in Brick Lane.

[ccoward]

I helped him paint this, he went back and made some changes before he left! I'm still gutted he took my sad face out. Just thought I'd get an updated picture out for you!

[deffe]

Amazing show!

[jasper73]

mooseyart.co.uk/new-releases-1/
Few OGs for sale!

[pedrofuhrer]

Hello guys...

Brazilian artist Nunca has opened his first show in Brazil.

"Meide in Brazil" @ Galeria Kogan Amaro

Wonderful pieces...

Here are some pics from the show...

[dp]

It's carnival in Brazil today.

I lived in Rio for many years and learnt about a very little known manifestation of local carnival there called Clovis/Bate Bola, which are crews which save up all year to make very expensive costumes. They then tour the city during the days of Carnival, especially the suburbs and Zona Norte ....

I'd say they definitely qualify as living street art !

www.cultureisyourweapon.com/2012/02/bate-bola-no-carnaval-do-rio/

Here is a mini documentary that a friend of mine made about them:

[Friendly Ghost]

My wife, kid (5 year old), and I are headed down to Brazil this summer. We’ll be in São Paulo for a week and Rio for a week, and wanted to check if anyone knew of a really good street art tour in either place… or if there are particular galleries we HAVE to check out?

Apologies if I’ve missed a thread already covering this…

Any help would be much appreciated.

[Hoops]

I was over in Sao Paulo for the grand prix and went to "Batman Alley" in JARDIM DAS BANDEIRAS

some pics :

[jp]

Not sure about tours, but here is a little guide to street art locations in SP.

theculturetrip.com/south-america/brazil/articles/where-to-find-the-best-street-art-in-sao-paulo/

Batman Alley (Beco do Batman in Portugues) is the most popular spot. You can just take an Uber/Lyft there. When you are done I recommend to also wander the surrounding neighborhood of Vila Madalena since there are plenty of other walls to see. The Fortes Vilaca gallery that used to rep Os Gemeos used to be in the same area, but it looks like they renamed and moved. I would still check to see what they have going on when you are there.

fdag.com.br/en/exhibitions/

[dotdot]

first off - have a great time, you all will.

places - rio ? not enough. Don't try to walk up Corcovado , btw - taxi it.

sp - plenty - way more than rdj

If you're on insta i'd suggest you contact both artists and galleries directly for their advice / guidance.
If you're going for a few weeks try to grasp at the very least simple Portuguese.
(in my experience many many people are friendly ... but not many speak english)

As with most places - there's plenty safe and plenty dangerous so.. with that in mind , please play safe.

As with a few / many here - we're jealous and would love to go too... but it's just that.... 12 hour flight , too far away.

Enjoy and please feel free to come back and let us know how it goes....

it is a wonderful place in so many ways.

[Friendly Ghost]

Thanks Hoops, dotdot, and jp, for the ideas and advice. We’re visiting my wife’s family down there, and she speaks some Portuguese, so we should be okay language-wise. Safety, of course, is harder to figure out, from all the stories we hear. But hopefully her family can provide some guidance on that front.

We’ll definitely check out Batman Alley… and I’ll look into the gallery and start going through artists to see if there are particular ones we want to contact.

Thanks again! And if anyone else has additional ideas, they’d be much appreciated!

[Daniel Silk]

Places to Go, Things to Do in São Paulo this Weekend. Recommend Hotels, Art Galleries to visit and current Art Exhibitions

[biggieg]

Jan 8, 2023 1:46:19 GMT 1 Hoops said:

I was over in Sao Paulo for the grand prix and went to "Batman Alley" in JARDIM DAS BANDEIRAS

some pics :

Wow looks great! Solid outing with the Grand Prix too