Miami

kaotik954

Julia

@obeygiant

Untitled

Eduardo Kobra

@aquarelart

OG Slick

Nuno Viegas

Fanakapan

Glove & Crushed Can

@faith47

@nychos

<div>Old RC Cola Plant<br>@baselhouse</div>

@mateusbailon

<div>The Raw Project<br>South Miami K-8 Center</div>

Obey

Risk

PEACE X JUSTICE

@gregfrederick

David Bowie

@otto_schade

@mydogsighs

@sacsix

@thepostman_art

Does

D*Face

<div>This wall by DFace is one of more than a dozen by international street art legends that adorn the Jose De Diego Middle School in Wynwood, Miami. The project was curated The RAW Project to bring street art to students and was completed for Art Basel Miami, 2015. Most of the art work can be viewed from the street, but if you're lucky enough to find the gate open, there are some dope walls that you can't see from the street. Don't jump the fence, bro...it's a public school!</div>

Dface at the Jose de Diego Middle School

@kaiart

Brendan Cooney

Max Sansing

<div>These two side-by-side murals interplay with and play off each other. These two pieces are part of a massive wall curated by Up Art Studio's BIG WALLS BIG DREAMS project for Art Basel Miami, 2016. I want to live in this building, daydreaming as I stare off through Max Sansing's mother &amp; child.</div>

Side x Side featuring Brendan Cooney & Max Sansing

@heconelove

@zed1_marco

@pro176

@jota_art

@megzany

G O L D E N

@zoueh_skotnes

@punkmetender

@eyez

EYEZ on Miami

Eric Karbeling

Palladin

@riskrock

@ogabel

Herakut

Add Fuel

@delvs102

@donnellycove

Antonyo marest

<div>Each one of the murals is guided by a series of principles that compose the main philosophy of<br>the artist: The artist does not paint having the materials as point of reference or to give a<br>decorative meaning to support the concept behind, even he is not aware of the hours spent in the<br>mystical trance that the process of painting entails. Through this ancient ritual Antonyo Marest<br>faces gigantic spaces of color while he allows himself to be devoured by the immensity of<br>Abstract Art. The importance of creating a harmonious transition that unites architecture,<br>design, and art in all its expressions surrounded the process with the aim to create the perfect<br>urban space in an elegant, welcoming, and innovative way. The artist is constantly looking for<br>something more than the mere functionality of the elements that build a habitat with the aim to<br>lead us to a higher sensitive concept and to apply it to the architectonical landscape in urban<br>environments.<br>The rich geometry divides each mural into a succession of scenes that embody a story: Tropical<br>vegetation, Art Deco elements and a powerful color field that does not lead to the transmission<br>of feelings but to an entire concept split in different scenes. Capital elements are carefully<br>chosen considering that despite of its youth as a city, Miami presents a melting pot of cultures<br>that just a few cities in the world can offer bringing with that a dynamic social environment<br>plenty of positive and diverse energy. MAYAMI EXISTENCE is a result of a conscious<br>creation process which captures the essence of the city, endowing each piece with a specific<br>meaning, origin, and destination. The artist who is trained in Contemporary Art integrates the<br>entire concept from the idea to the type of line used in each pictorial element.<br>Additionally, Antonyo Marest and his team integrate in their artworks the representation of<br>humanist and natural landscapes to an urban environment, leaving it as a legacy to last over<br>time. To achieve that, the artist uses a language that makes both the locals and the new ones to<br>know that they are walking on a common land inherited from our parents. As a unity with the<br>past and the future the principles of love and respect for the diversity should be preserved as<br>they make us unique but at the same time connected with the entire world. We are the sage that<br>runs through the new branches of an ancient tree whose roots are born from the earth and thanks<br>to diversity and multiculturalism, make the world a space for coexistence, life, and celebration.<br>In this sense, we feel very close to share a point of view and a discourse where art, architecture<br>and design are united. The three of them as the Three Contemporary Graces of the public space<br>build spaces that connect people, raising a purely social and cultural movement: The<br>democratization of art and the richness of our diversity. And believe us, within art, there is no<br>greater gift.</div>

MAYAMI EXISTENCE

Milestoland

@lourdesenfleur

Case Maclaim

Pixel Pancho

Paolo Delfin

<div>This corner of teh Jose De Diefo Middle School in Wynwood, Miami gives a great view of 3 different walls by 3 very different street artists. The artist child who's been sent to stand in the corner is by MTO. To the left is a kick-ass piece by PIxel Pancho, and to the right of the artist child is a preview of Paola Delfin's contribution. This project- bringing street art to public schools in Miami- was curated by The RAW Project for Art Basel Miami, 2015.</div>

3 Walls, 3 Legends, One Public School

Faith47

@claudialabianca

@ernestomaranje

<div>Santa Clara Elementary School<br>@awallmuralproject</div>

El Mac

Himbad

@jaymackmuzik

@elhase

@slomo29

@elxupetnegre

@kram_es

@dourone

@MA5KD

Fin DAC

Geisha

Connor Harrington

The Blind Patriot 

@caratoes

@kevinledo

<div>This wall, featuring gold leaf (yes...GOLD LEAF!), is a collaboration between artists <a href="https://www.instagram.com/kevinledo/">Kevin Ledo</a> and <a href="https://www.instagram.com/findac/">Fin DAC</a>. It was curated by <a href="https://www.instagram.com/smashedcanvasmia/">Smashed Canvas</a> for Art Basel Miami, 2015. Did I mention gold leaf in street art?!</div>

A Kevin Ledo and Fin DAC Collab Wall

@skottmarsi

<div>located inside Suviche restaurant&nbsp;</div>

@londonpolice

Martin Whatson

#muralsbybill

@cranioartes

@tombobnyc

'Don't play the saxophone, Let it play you'

<div>Wynwood hands by og slicks for the graffiti museum.</div>

Wynwood hands

Ernesto Maranje

Hiero Veiga

<div>Muhammad Ali (born Cassius Clay) was a boxer, philanthropist and social activist who is universally regarded as one of the greatest athletes of the 20th century. Ali became an Olympic gold medalist in 1960 and the world heavyweight boxing champion in 1964.</div>

Champion

@snub_23

@2alasofficial

Basquiat

@trek6

Monzernater

<div>This wall by Miami-based artist <a href="https://www.instagram.com/monzernater/">Monzernater</a> is a bright, colorful explosion that stops you in your tracks as your travel down NE 62nd Street in Little Haiti, just north of the Wynwood Arts District in Miami, FL.&nbsp;</div>

Birds by Miami-based artist Monzernater

Inti

@adamfu

Stay Lit

@atomiko

@paola_delfin

@tristaneaton

<div>This wall by Greek artist Ino in the Wynwood Arts District of Miami has lots of barriers. Sometimes, you just have to work with them, not fight them. When you do, you can get get some amazing shots of a dope wall! Go with the flow, Yo!</div>

Work with Barriers, Not Against Them!

@leboart

Welcome to Miami Beach

Seth Globepainter

@goopmassta

@angelonce

@mtograff

@ronenglishart

@mateo_wallpainter

@gammagallery

@golden305

@emoeduardomendieta

@mylifein.yellow

Jimi Hendrix

@remoteroc

@kool_drip

@seeoneart

Mr. Kas

<div>&nbsp;"As someone once said Miami can’t be explained. It has to be experienced.<br>This week I understand the real meaning of this words. I paint my first wall in the US for <a href="https://www.instagram.com/awallmuralprojects/">@awallmuralprojects</a> during Art Basel week in Wynwood. It was all about painting, party, meeting old friends and true legends! ": says Mr Kas</div>

Rhythm is gonna get you

Sipros

Bushwick Collective

<div>This is the newest wall by Brasilian artist <strong>Wellington Naberezny Sipros </strong>(<a href="https://www.instagram.com/sipros_sipros/"><strong>@</strong>Sipros_Sipros</a>) in Miami. It was curated by the <a href="http://manacontemporary.com/mana-urban-arts-project/">Mana Urban Arts Project</a> for Art Basel Miami, 2016 in conjunction with <a href="http://thebushwickcollective.com/">The Bushwick Collective</a>. Check his <a href="https://www.facebook.com/wellington.sipros">Facebook</a> page too.</div>

The Newest Wall by Sipros in Miami

@harrybones

2Alas

case_maclain

<div>This wall in Little Haiti, just north of the Wynwood Arts District in Miami is the mind-boggling spectacular work of <a href="https://www.instagram.com/2alasofficial/">2alas</a>, the Miami based artist duo of Andrew Antonaccio (Puerto Rico) and Filio Galvez (Cuba)&nbsp; along with German artist <a href="https://www.instagram.com/case_maclaim/">case_maclaim</a> AKA Andreas von Chrzanowski, a founding member of the reknown East- Germany Ma'Claim Crew. This wall is a traffic stopper to be sure!</div>

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