Tag: Daniel Muñoz “SAN”
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Muralists join SENSEMURS in support of the La Huerta neighbourhood in Valencia, Spain
A few days ago we received a few images of a project we felt it was worth a mention, not only because of its great line-up of internationally renowned muralists, but also because it has to do with an arduous recovery campaign trying to save the neighbourhood of La Punta in Valencia, Spain. SENSEMURS: 1st…
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‘Quisiera Subrayar’ New mural by Daniel “SAN” Muñoz in Cáceres, Spain
“Quisiera subrayar” (I would like to emphasise) is Spanish street artist and illustrator Daniel ‘San’ Muñoz newest mural created for the Cáceres Abierto project curated by Jorge Díez Acón in the city of Cáceres in Spain. According to the artist the work questions the city’s spaces dedicated exclusively to art, by contrasting the ephemeral nature of the…
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Daniel Muñoz “Trincheras y otros anticonceptivos” at CEART, Madrid
“Trincheras y otros anticonceptivos” (Trenches and other contraceptives) is Daniel Muñoz‘ latest intervention, an interesting installation at the heart of the CEART – Centro de Arte Tomás y Valiente in Madrid. Making use of the architectonic space and cartography, Daniel Muñoz, examines our ability ‘to see’ (or not) the unfathomable, and establishing certain links by drawing personal experiences and…
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Photo recap: Paper Party 3 at Galerie LeFeuvre
Last week was the opening of Parper party 3 a new group exhibition at Galerie Le Feuvre in Paris that presented the work of 5 emerging talents; Mist, Paul Insect, Ella & Pitr, Pixel Pancho and Daniel Muñoz also known as San. The beautifully arranged exhibition consists in a series of works on paper and five in-situ murals…
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Paper Party 3 New group show at Galerie LeFeuvre, Paris
Parisian Galerie LE FEUVRE will be opening next Thursday Paper Party 3, the third edition of a successful series of shows intended to present new emerging talents and bringing together diverse artists like Mist, Paul Insect, Ella & Pitr, Pixel Pancho and Daniel Muñoz also known as San. The exhibition will consist in a series…
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Daniel Muñoz (SAN) “983 followers” mural installation in Scotland
Spanish artist and illustrator Daniel Muñoz aka SAN was recently in Scotland where he painted this haunting mural installation titled 983 Followers. Painted somewhere in Scottish Highlands the mural covers three of four walls of an abandoned building and portrays the images of a large number of men (983?) gathered along the wall in such…
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Daniel ‘SAN’ Muñoz paints allegoric mural in front of a sculpture of Franco in Murcia
Spanish artist Daniel SAN Muñoz was recently in Blanca (Murcia), Spain where he painted this highly symbolic mural titled “El Tío vivo”. The piece,located on Generalísimo Franco street (a title attributed to General Franco) and painted just in front of one of the last standing sculptures of the Spanish dictator in the country, seems to express the feeling of despise…
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Daniel SAN Muñoz New Mural In San Juan, Puerto Rico
Spanish artist Daniel SAN Muñoz is now in Puerto Rico where he just finished this new mural titled “Ius Sangunis” (Latin: right of blood) a principle of nationality law by which citizenship is not determined by place of birth but by having one or both parents who are citizens of the state. As in the rest…
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Daniel Muñoz “SAN” New Mural In Blanca, Spain
Spanish illustrator and muralist Daniel Muñoz, also known as SAN was recently in Blanca where he painted this undoubtedly political message. Entitled “11 figuras trabajando en una esquina”/”11 figures working in a corner” , the new mural depicts precisely that, 11 men wearing suits and funny masks, and holding their arms up in an act of rendition. Maybe…
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New Mural by SAN x Le 4eme Mur Festival In Niort, France
Spanish artist Daniel Muñoz also known as SAN was until recently in Niort, France for the annual Le 4eme MUR street art festival organized by Winterlong Galerie for which he painted this amazing mural. Just loving the way the artist incorporates the surrounding architecture in his painting and the image that seems to fade into the wall…
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