RexRomae presents I Don’t Wanna Be, I AM, a group exhibition curated by the Ink and Movement (IAM). The exhibition is an itinerant project that brings together the work of different artists under one roof. Creators who, despite their distinctive backgrounds and uniquely individual work, share an encompassing creative vision. It explores the concept of identity…

Volery Gallery is pleased to announce its participation in Contemporary Art Now, Ibiza (CAN). The fair focuses on the Now and solely on the latest happenings in the contemporary art world. Volery Gallery’s main aim is to offer the Middle East exposure to the latest happenings in the international art world, exhibiting and collaborating with…

Born into a family of artists, Franco Fasoli is one of the first urban artists to practice in Buenos Aires in the 90s under the name JAZ. He quickly evolves towards muralism, evolving towards a stylized figurative style. Today he is one of the best known and most talented artists on the Argentinian scene. One of…

BasildON Creative People & Place initiative recently teamed up with ReFRAMED Productions and the two realized Our Towns, an innovative street art initiative that brought a number of large-scale murals to the streets of Basil-don town center in the past few months. With the initiative’s focus on putting the local community at the heart of…

Street artist Franco Fasoli recently made a mural in in Trinidad Nova, Barcelona, Spain in the event of the project TIME. TIME  is an extension of the Nova project, a tool for social transformation through art in the said neighborhood promoted by Pla de Barris (Neighborhood Plan) and Difusor/B-Murals in the last years. At a…

Muralists Jorge Pomar and Franco Fasoli have collaborated on a new mural entitled “TODO 2021”. The vibrant mural measures 10 x 3 meters and is located in Buenos Aires, Argentina. In the early 2000s Pomar got in contact with graffiti and muralism, disciplines that led him travel the world in pursuit of his research and…

Our friend Franco Fasoli – Jaz recently came back to his hometown of Madrid to paint a final mural for 2015. Titled “The Rapture” this diptych mural includes his classic imagery of mythical half-human, half-animals figures fighting. Taking a break from his current style inspired by the sharp collage works, the images depict majestic Minotaur…

Franco Fasoli Jaz and Pastel recently teamed up in their home town of Buenos Aires and created this double piece. Using different color palette for each of the images, they created these two piece that look like a mirrored image at a first glance.With Jaz’ signature anthropomorphic characters, juxtapozed with Pastel’s floral imagery, the piece…

Montana Gallery Barcelona recently opened a group exhibition Barroco Mestizo featuring three South American artists, each representing different country – Inti (Chile), Jaz (Argentina), Saner (Mexico) and El Decertor (Peru).For this show each artist created three pieces with an interesting and provocative idea based on the letter of the 16th century. It was a common practice…

Argentinian based artist Franco Fasoli – JAZ, is currently in Berlin, finalizing works for his upcoming solo show @ BC Gallery.In between creating works specifically made for the gallery space, he painted this impressive mural using just a fat brush and black paint. Showing a massive strong Minotaur arising, this piece looks like enlarged pencil study,…