---
author: Jan Brennenstuhl
categories:
- Street Art
cover:
  alt: Argentinian Street Art Culture
  height: 720
  src: https://www.urbanartcore.com/argentinian-street-art-culture/argentinian-street-art.jpg
  width: 1200
credit: ''
date: '2011-09-06T13:07:36Z'
description: 'Including the story of José Carlos Martinat Mendoza and interviews with local artists, this Argentinian street art documentary gives a nice insight into urban art culture in Buenos Aires! '
tags:
- Urban Culture
- Graffiti America
- American Street Art
title: Argentinian Street Art Culture
url: https://www.urbanartcore.com/argentinian-street-art-culture/
---

# Argentinian Street Art Culture

In my eyes one of the most interesting things about urban art is the internationalism, for what reason for me it’s the greatest happiness to get some insights into the street art culture in other countries and especially on other continents! Hence I really like this documentary about street art in Buenos Aires...

Featuring several local artists with interviews, you can not just learn a lot about the Argentinian street art movement and how it broke out in 2001 due to financial crisis but also about **José Carlos Martinat Mendoza**, whose concept of art could easily be described as *vandalizing the vandalized* and whose story is a must to know!

Via [Vandalog](http://blog.vandalog.com/2011/09/the-street-art-culture-of-argentina/).