Street art

It’s my fourth time in Tucson and I am amazed about how much the downtown area has been changing since my first visit in 2010! My favorite discovery this year: some excellent new street art!

Seville is easily our favorite city in Spain. The vibe is a great combination of typical Spanish tapas bars, wine and flamenco dance but also a vibrant young art scene. Check out this street art!

When we arrived in Bisbee, a small town in Southern Arizona, we had no idea it would be such an artsy community – we loved the street art we found all over town!

Montreal is known for its French feel, but who knew that there would be such a great street art scene. We loved this Mexican mama, tattoo and all!

I finally found a Gregos in New York City! You have no idea what I’m talking about? Read on to find out more about my Gregos quest…

It’s finally here, part II of Five things to discover in New York that most tourists (and locals) never do – read on for five more off-the-beaten-path New York experiences.

We love street and urban art. We love its raw grit, city themes, fleeting nature and the sport of spotting new works by street art all-stars. So no matter where …

In the cities we visit around the globe, colorful walls display incredible pieces of street art. Although New York is no exception, find out why the scene in NY is more challenging, how it changed over the years and see some pictures of the street art we loved throughout the city!

As passionate street art fans, Valencia is something similar to our Mecca. The Spanish city is teeming with unique graffiti and murals, which makes for fascinating sightseeing throughout local neighborhoods! …

In Chile’s cultural capital of Valparaiso, color explodes along the rows of houses lining up the 45 rolling hills of this bohemian city. Here are some of our favorite images that encapsulate the feeling of Valpo.