Invader has returned to São Paulo with more of his signature mosaic minions. From a subtle 8-bit Brazilian flag tucked away up on a busy street corner to obvious and obnoxious large-tile beasts on walls, the French street artist continues his “attack” on the city. Highlight: a little white alien tiled onto a ramshackle, thoroughly bombed wreck of a building. He looks worried. (Photos: Unurth)
The Pixadores have struck again. After successfully leaving their mark on Sao Paulo’s Biennial exhibit, the wildly independent taggers recently bombed a mural the Brazilian city commissioned that featured the likes of otherwise respected graffiti artists such as OS GEMEOS, NUNCA, NINA, and others. Read more »
It’s no secret that bicycles are one of the quickest ways to travel the city, regularly pedaling faster than cars and transit. But how well would a two-wheeler fare if its competition wasn’t always mired in traffic? The São Paulo Intermodal Challenge made plans to find out, pitting bicycle riders against a helicopter passenger for a point to point race featuring buses, cars, feet, subway and even a wheelchair. Read more »
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