Tag: Jaz
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Franco Fasoli JAZ x Mural Social Club in Kiev
Argentinian street artist Franco Fasoli aka JAZ is currently in Kiev, Ukraine for the Mural Social Club: Back to School! project that has already hosted internationally renowned artists like French artist and co-curator of the festival Julien Malland aka Seth, Portuguese artist Pantonio and Israeli KLONE. Franco’s mural was painted on the wall of Gymnasium #267, located in Darnitsky district…
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URBAN NATION BERLIN PRESENTS PROJECT M/10
Tomorrow is the opening of URBAN NATION‘s 10th anniversary exhibition of their Project M/ series, which this time has been curated by Marina Bortoluzzi and Marcelo Pimentel from the popular website Instagrafite invited by Yasha Young, director of the soon to open URBAN NATION MUSEUM FOR URBAN CONTEMPORARY ART(2017). As noted by the organizers, URBAN NATION is…
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Franco Fasoli (JAZ) new street piece in Grottaglie, IT
Argentinian artist Franco Fasoli, also known as JAZ, is currently in Italy where he painted this quick piece in the streets of the picturesque city of Grottaglie. The new piece is a delightful mix of different painterly styles that Fasoli has developed in the last years, and that involve everything from expressionism to a collage-like approach to painting….
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Franco Fasoli (JAZ) ‘The Shoe Thief’ New mural in Morocco
Argentinian artist Franco Fasoli or simply Jaz is now in Morocco where he just finished this new mural for the Jidar Festival in the city of Rabat. Titled “The Shoe Thief” the new murals is a nice example of Franco Fasoli’s artistic development in the last time incorporating the style from his recent collage pieces into his paintings…
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Franco Fasoli JAZ x the Artesano Project – Dominican Republic
Franco Fasoli also known as JAZ is now in the Dominican Republic in order to take part of the first edition of the Artesano Project in Río San Juan. Curated by Evoca and iNOPERABLE gallery,invited a series of international and local artist to transform aiming not only to bring murals by some of the greatest…
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Franco Fasoli JAZ x 2501 New collaborative mural in Miami
Franco Fasoli (JAZ) and Never2501 are both in Miami where they recently participated of Friends and Family II a group exhibition curated by Los Fordistas that counted with the participation of international artists like 2501 and Jaz themselves. This new mural combines two diametrically opposite styles in an interesting way. The mural is characterized by…
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Friends and Family II New Group Show In Miami
Featuring 2501, 2Alas, Alexis Diaz, Elian, Pastel, Jufe, Ever Siempre and Franco Fasoli Jaz Los Fordistas kicked off last Tuesday Friends and Family II as the culmination of a yearlong art residency, an idea born last year during Miami Art Week 2013. The title for this exhibition, Friends and Family, makes reference to the close relationship between these ten artists who began…
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Franco Fasoli (JAZ) x Pastel New Collaborative Mural In Buenos Aires
Pastel and JAZ are now back in Buenos Aires where they spent a few days working on this new collaboration in barrio Barracas in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Mixing their signature imagery, JAZ’ half man half beast figures seem submerged in Pastels oversized vegetation, these two artist create a two interesting murals which confront each other…
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Franco Fasoli (JAZ) x The Painted Desert Project In Arizona
Before heading back to Argentina, where is he is currently painting a wall in Buenos Aires in collaboration with Pastel, Franco Fasoli aka JAZ spent some time in Arizona invited to take part of The Painted Desert Project curated by Jetsonorama. The new mural shows the images of a group of horses vigorously galloping somewhere outside…
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Franco Fasoli (JAZ) x The Painted Desert Project In Arizona
Before heading back to Argentina, where is he is currently painting a wall in Buenos Aires in collaboration with Pastel, Franco Fasoli aka JAZ spent some time in Arizona invited to take part of The Painted Desert Project curated by Jetsonorama. The new mural shows the images of a group of horses vigorously galloping somewhere outside…
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