Everything you wanted to know about the stencil graffiti art explained in a 3 minutes passage. … Read More
STREET ART BLOG
STREET ART BLOG
Spanish street art artists who have performed at 6 really odd locations.
Spanish street art that you might classify as completely odd because of its location. … Read More
Modern urban art creators that you should follow in Spain before 2021.
Cooltourspain presents you the most talented modern urban art creators in Spain! … Read More
5 Insider details about a graffiti festival. Which one is the best in Spain?
How is a graffiti festival organized like? Who manages the artists, galleries and sponsors? … Read More
What’s an art walk in Madrid like after Covid-19? Rediscover your city!
Join an alternative art walk in Madrid to discover the city’s best street art. Have you already seen the newest graffiti murals? … Read More
The most incredible wall murals featured at the 1st Spanish graffiti league!
These are some of the most talented wall murals in our country. Have you ever seen the artworks of the following professionals? … Read More
Art from the streets, Madrid. XIX – XXI century cultural heritage and graffiti
Walking around Madrid city council’s 605 square kilometers will offer you the opportunity to observe how time has changed the urban landscape. Whether you are interested in classic monuments/ buildings or modern street art and graffiti, this city may interest … Read More
Who are the 2020 throw up graffiti kings and queens in Madrid, Spain?
According to Borja Carabante, Madrid’s urban environment & mobility head officer, the local city council spends 2.645.000€ a year cleaning throw up graffiti in buildings and roads. Moreover, it approximately costs 10.780€ a day to hire a team of 28 … Read More
What’s the modern street art in Spain like this 2020 after the coronavirus?
Discover the most modern street art in Madrid, Spain’s capital city. Check the latest artworks developed after Coronavirus. … Read More
2 New murals about street art in Madrid. Check the freshest 2020 artworks!
Despite the fact that the coronavirus lockdown has cancelled several urban art festivals in Madrid, the community is starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel. Moreover, the audience might have recently observed two projects about street … Read More