We hardly stop to think about the curative power of art and how it can shed light even in the most difficult moments of our lives. One of them, without a doubt, is losing a child. In July 2020, Jorge Rodríguez-Gerada and his family had to say goodbye to Neuquén, his first child. He was The post Jorge Rodriguez-Gerada – Siempre appeared first on No Grey Walls ..read more

December 2nd saw the long awaited inauguration of Canal Gallery a new contemporary urban art gallery in Barcelona. This new gallery celebrated their opening with CEREMONY, a large group exhibition with more than 50 established and emerging artists showcasing their works. Ceremony included the works of artists from all manner of disiplines from all over the globe. Canal Gallery The post Ceremony – Canal Gallery Inauguration appeared first on No Grey Walls ..read more

It’s been 17 months since I last managed to write anything for the blog. August 2020 was my last written piece. That’s a pretty substantial amount of time to suffer from writers block. Or maybe it was imposter syndrome or a bit of both, I’m really not sure. It’s possible I’ve spent a few too many The post Back appeared first on No Grey Walls ..read more

LAS VEGAS (June 2020) – Las Vegas artist James Stanford has completed his new mural at The Neon Museum’s Reed Whipple building. The monumental mural, entitled “From the Land Beyond,” taken from the film “The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad” (1958), was commissioned by the Cultural Corridor Coalition as part of the beautification of Downtown Las The post James Stanford from the Land Beyond appeared first on No Grey Walls ..read more

“Upside down Circus” is the name of the newest wall painted by Italian/Swedish artist Etnik. This latest piece is situated in the former mill factory, ‘urban park’ in Torino. I have written about Etnik extensively on No Grey Walls. From his short term wall here in Barcelona to his platonic solids series in Paris, Millancay, The post Upside down circus by Etnik appeared first on No Grey Walls ..read more

I was put onto the work of British artist Jo Peel from an old friend in the UK. Jo’s Instagram bio states that she is an ‘Artist who paints, draws and animates within and of the urban environment’ As someone with a love for buildings and angles she sounded like the type of artist I’d The post Interview with Jo Peel appeared first on No Grey Walls ..read more

I gotta admit, I had never heard of Kopisuno until a month or so ago. Hey, hey don’t be too judgemental, sometimes artists just slip through the net ok! To be fair, Kopisuno seems to paint exclusively in those hard to reach places. As someone without a car, some of these popular painting spots are The post Kopisuno – Anime in hidden locations appeared first on No Grey Walls ..read more

I wrote a few weeks ago about Avant Gard Tudela, the street art festival curated by artist Jorge Rodríguez-Gerada and organised by Tudela-Cultura. Despite everything that’s been going on in the world these days the event went ahead and was a roaring success! Betting for culture is always risky, even more nowadays. The idea of The post Avant Gard Tudela 2020 appeared first on No Grey Walls ..read more

Lockdown might not quite be over but the organisers of Avant Garde are planning to bring colour back to the streets ASAP. This June should see the 7th edition of Avant Garde held in the Spanish town of Tudela, Navarre. The first edition of Avant Garde was held back in 2010 and since then has The post Avant Garde Tudela Street Art Festival appeared first on No Grey Walls ..read more

Italian artist Gabs has been around the Barcelona graffiti scene for a number of year now. He’s been on my loooong list of artists who I’ve wanted to interview for a hot minute. Gabs pieces have just always really stood out to me. So, hot on the heels of the interview with his crew mate The post Interview with Gabs appeared first on No Grey Walls ..read more