2 persons talking in front of 2 big canvas with portraits
man standing in front of an artwork
heart realistic painting on wood attached to a scaffolding
People talking in front of 2 big canvas with portraits
Couple looking at an artwork on the wall
Small graffiti canvas on the wall
Lauryn Hill and Method man graffiti portraits on canvas
Artwork on a wall that says Style
Girl almost touching a realistic painting of a human heart which is attached to a scaffolding
Lauryn Hill and Method man graffiti portraits on canvas
People walking through an art exhibition
Simple and dark artwork
Details of a crashed police car painting
People talking in front of 2 big canvas with portraits
Artwork on a wall that says Style
heart realistic painting on wood attached to a scaffolding
Anderson Paak graffiti portrait on a canvas
People talking
Artworks on a wall, one says Style and the other is a realistic portrait
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Following a challenging period for everyone, five urban artists, Drako, Heit, João is Typing, Kilos, and Pant return to their studio: the street.

Aware of an increasingly hybrid routine spent within four walls, &Co invited these artists to test the elasticity of their work: can creations that usually live freely survive and adapt to an indoor space?

By confining art that inherently belongs to the city, this experience creates the time and space to reflect on the questions surrounding urban art, particularly the fine line between vandalism and artistic expression, and the nuances that define it.

Shaped by anonymity, illicitness, and strong connections to culture, politics, and music, street art moves away from city facades and buildings. Stripped of urban noise, viewers are given the opportunity to contemplate each piece directly and without distraction.

Dates

09 Apr 2022 — 28 May 2022

Location

Beato 30

Address

Rua do Beato 30, 1950-044 Lisbon, Portugal

Type

Group exhibition

Status

Ended

Gallery

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Not So Street Art