Post Tagged with: "Murals"

Creative Mornings Tijuana: Tijuana unites with creatives worldwide
Tijuana Urban Art

Creative Mornings Tijuana: Tijuana unites with creatives worldwide

Most people think they are more creative in the morning. Well, this morning Tijuana tested the theory with its second “Creative Mornings” event. At 8 AM at the offices of the advertising agency Fotográfika in downtown Tijuana, the creative community of the city gathered for gourmet coffee, delicious fresh breads, […]

100en1diaTijuana: movimento mundial
Tijuana Colonias

100en1diaTijuana: movimento mundial

Tijuana va a participar en un movimento mundial. 7 de junio, 2014 ¡No faltes!

HEM Crew celebrates 24 years on the streets of Tijuana/San Diego
Tijuana Urban Art

HEM Crew celebrates 24 years on the streets of Tijuana/San Diego

Tucked inside a parking lot off Calle Primera in Tijuana’s Zona Norte, a  mural now covers what was once a blank wall. This past week, members of the graffiti crew HEM (Hecho en Mexico or “Made in Mexico”) marked a milestone together–twenty-four years of bombing the streets and alleys of […]

Tijuana Alley Art at VISUAL in San Diego’s Normal Heights
Tijuana Urban Art

Tijuana Alley Art at VISUAL in San Diego’s Normal Heights

March 9, 2013  SATURDAY NIGHT  6-10 PM VISUAL Shop  3524 Adams Ave  San Diego, CA 92116  With wheatpaste art & paintings by Tijuana artists: 1102, Panca, and Spel Teodora Craft beer by Francisco J. Garcia of Studio 2287, Tijuana  The concept of my exhibition is to explore—through my photos— “that […]

Few and Far
Tijuana Urban Art

Few and Far

Damn! Just wait until you see the amazing work these women painted on my wall!!!  The graffiti collective Few and Far Women.com finished up their west coast tour yesterday at my house in Colonia Lindavista, Tijuana. The ten artists painted for one week making stops in Sacramento, San Francisco, Los […]

Arte urbano y rehabilitación: activating Tijuana’s forgotten spaces
Tijuana Colonias

Arte urbano y rehabilitación: activating Tijuana’s forgotten spaces

In Tijuana, urban art is everywhere, and artists find their most important contributions lie in the way their work can reactivate spaces that lie far beyond the official “front stage” of tidy commerce in the city. As the urban theorist Michel de Certeau argued in The Practice of Everyday Life, […]

Local urban artist El Norteño wins state award
Tijuana Urban Art

Local urban artist El Norteño wins state award

This past week, on Monday, Dec 12, local Tijuana urban artist Alonso Delgadillo, who paints under the name of El Norteño, was awarded the Premio Estatal de la Juventud de Baja California 2011, giving an official stamp of approval to the life’s work and trajectory of this local artist whose most […]

C’est la Saison du Vin by urban artist Alfredo Gutierrez
Tijuana Urban Art

C’est la Saison du Vin by urban artist Alfredo Gutierrez

In August, I was privileged to join Alfredo Libre Gutierrez in Ensenada to document a mural project at CEARTE, Ensenada Center for the Arts. Gutierrez was commissioned by the ICBC (Instituto Cultural de Baja California, Ensenada) to paint a mural.  It was refreshing, he told me, to get an open commission and have control over […]

Tijuana Urban Art

The new face of Camino Verde

Here’s a terrific video with interviews with various artists who participated in the project Pantone Onírico in the Tijuana colonia of Camino Verde, headed by the group Reacciona Tijuana. Reacciona Tijuana explains the objective of the project: The project hopes to reaffirm and enrich the cognitive map of the residents […]

Imagine! Tijuana, Day 62
Tijuana Photo of the Day / Tijuana Urban Art

Imagine! Tijuana, Day 62

Another gorgeous mural from Camino Verde, painted by El Norteño (Alonso Delgadillo), a visual artist and professor at UABC-CITEC, the Center for Engineering and Technology at the University Autonoma of Baja California. Driving around Tijuana, you will see many works of street art by El Norteño in random out of the […]