GR170: Exploring the World of Urban Art

Dive into our comprehensive archive dedicated to GR170, a prominent figure in the urban art scene. Explore a collection of articles detailing their unique style, artistic influences, and the impact of their work on the streets. We delve into the techniques, the meaning behind their pieces, and the controversies, if any, surrounding their creations. Discover how GR170’s art reflects the vibrant pulse of street culture and pushes creative boundaries. Explore the evolution of their style, the locations of their murals, and the wider context of their artistic contributions to the global urban art movement. Whether you’re a seasoned aficionado or a curious newcomer, this archive offers a rich and engaging exploration of GR170’s artistic journey.

Klebstoff #4 Sticker Magazine

It’s been a long time, since the last issue of the iconic sticker magazine Klebstoff (German for glue) was published, but recently I received the new fourth issue! First published in 2009 by German Wildsmile Studios, the Klebstoff mag soon became popular in the German sticker and urban art scene. The clue: Each page of the mag consists of real stickers by real artists, what allows you to have a lot of fun with it - I for one decided to entirely cover one of my bookshelf in stickers… ...

Concrete Wall Mural by GR170

Mural Art | After Spanish graffiti and street artist Aryz painted his concrete wall, Barcelona-based GR170 is the next artist participating in the “Concrete Walls” project! GR170 was born, and now paints and lives, in the outskirts of Barcelona. He began painting in 2001, and now considers himself to be a painting addict, who loves painting on the streets, and the stale smell of plastic (paint) in the morning. Due to the zero tolerance police, and the hypocrisy of the government bodies behind it, the creation of murals on the streets of Barcelona has become more and more restricted. For this, and other, reasons, the majority of murals created are illegal, and done with no profit in mind, in abandoned factories, tunnels, motorway bridges, and any other places with big cement walls which are not watched over by police. (mtn-world.com) ...