Nuria: Exploring Urban Art & Graffiti

This archive showcases our collection of articles featuring the work and influence of Nuria, a significant figure in the urban art scene. Explore her unique style, learn about her artistic journey, and discover the stories behind her impactful pieces. From bold graffiti to intricate murals, Nuria’s art challenges conventions and sparks conversation. We delve into the techniques she employs, the messages she conveys, and the impact she’s had on the wider urban art movement. Whether you’re a seasoned art enthusiast or a curious newcomer, you’ll find something to appreciate in these insightful articles.

Murals: Practiques, Murals, Contemporanies

Recently I visited the Design Museum in London and stumble over an very interesting book, which unfortunately was totally new for me. Murals: Practiques, Murals, Contemporanies (2010) by the Joan Miró Foundation shows different aspects of the very interesting urban art form of mural painting! On about 140 colored pages, the book begin with the traditional work of different protagonists as the Soninke women of Mauritania and continues with the work of artists who generally intervene in public places, including Lothar Gotz (Germany), Scope One (Singapore), UTR Crew (Bosnia-Herzegovina), Brian Rea (USA), Nuria & Eltono (Spain and France) and others. ...

Urban Interventions - The Book

Urban interventions are - in addition to graffiti and classical street art - my main topic and I think the majority of you has also a partiality for it. For that reason, I will present you a new book, called “Urban Interventions - Personal Projects in Public Places”… “Evolving from graffiti and street art, urban interventions are the next generation of artwork to hit public space. Using any and all of the components that make up urban and rural landscapes, these mostly spatial interventions bring art to the masses. ...

El Tono & Nuria in Spain

I like the abstract character of the artworks by urban artists Nuria and El Tono! Both belong to the most famous street painters worldwide although or even because of their simple style with its great recognition value. El Tono and Nuria use tape and acrylic-paint for their artworks, which are at first view actually not more than colorful lines, but at the second or third view the spectator recognized the architectural influence. ...