Francisco Adaro, the new and the old in an avant-garde artist of La Boca, Art Argentina.

Francisco Adaro Art from Argentina
Topic: Francisco Adaro
Francisco Adaro, the new and the old in an avant-garde artist of La Boca, Art Argentina.



Francisco is a young promising artist of Buenos Aires we had the pleasure of meeting a couple of years ago. Back in those days, our artist friend was beginning to develop along the path of unique Argentine Art style, but couldn't advocate fully to his art. He had a day job, long hair and an artist bohemian feel, his house was his atelier and his show room were the streets of Buenos Aires.

Francisco was true to his art; to his view of the world, and throughout this time we knew him we worked together to further his work and favour his exposure while he committed to truly develop his artistic side.

Time went by and Francisco kept on growing as an artist, he found his way and decided to fully dedicate to create his art. His aesthetic and conceptuality growth in is doubtless. His works speak for his own.

It seems like he undergone a transformation from the inside out, he took layers off himself, cut his hair, relocated to La Boca to open his atelier and shop and created a pseudonym: EL Changaa. But this surface beholds a richer and more developed artistic conception, a masterly achieved technique and inspiration of the deep that put his work at a new and brilliant level.

Such is the confidence we have on Francisco and his work that he will be showing his outstanding works at our Show at the British Arts Center during our upcoming exhibit in July this year, also taking part in the famous Art event Gallery Nights, July 2006.

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Fransisco Adaro


Francisco Adaro, up coming artist mural artist


Francisco Adaro, erotic art & artist from Argentina



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Calender of Events for June 2006 Buenos Aires, Argentina

Vito Campanella

Calender of Events for June 2006 Buenos Aires, Argentina
Topic: Calendar 2006

June 1st

Dorrego Design Fair. All throughout the month of June From the 1st to the 30th at the metropolitan Center of Design, this annual fair features design products of all kinds: from clothing, shoes, jewellery, accessories, bags, linen, bazaar articles, furniture, lighting, textiles, toys and games,
etc. This year's edition will also show publishing and records vanguards.


JUNE 3 rd. Alfa Romeo Argentine Club Rally of the North
Alfa Romeo's first rally of the year takes place in Buenos Aires' northern sophisticated suburbs of San Isidro, heading towards the Baradero Racing Tracks. Endurance and regularity tests, will take place throughout the competition. Comradely lunch and awards ceremony celebrations will take place by the Parana River shore in a breathtaking scenario.



JUNE 6TH -10TH

Batimat Expovivienda. Expo Home & Construction. This Real Estate show takes place in the La Rural show rooms in Palermo.
Featuring everything for the construction of homes, this event also organized an international business table coordinated by Export AR Foundation.

Also the 4th show on Argentine Architects around the world, featuring unseen works. Over 380 national and international companies and firms will take part of
the event.



JUNE 14th Gallery nights Palermo. The traditional Gallery, Art and Antique evening monthly show hosts a special event in the growing and developing artistic area of Palermo. As usual, the event will feature live music and shows throughout the circuit.

June 18th

Classic and antique car parade in San Telmo Organized by the Association of Antiquarians and Friends of San Telmo, this annual event features the best, finest and rare-most vehicles of Buenos Aires.



JUNE 25th

Cordoba Antique Car Associations organizes and hosts the Cordoba - Carlos Paz Rally caravan. Going thru the Argentine Mediterranean province, this rally takes us into the precious hills of Cordoba in and around unspoiled natural paradises.





JUNE 30TH

Cow Parade Buenos Aires. The event that began on March 23rd comes to an end by the end of June. This art project featuring real size fibber glass cows decorated and painted by some of the most well known and famous Argentine Artists of all times. The artwork will be auctioned this June 30th and all profits will be donated to the Leloir Institute.


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Buenos Aires as a canvass for Street Art

Sreet Art in and around Buenos Aires
Topic: Art
Street art, is an English-American origin term that as it name describes is a specific kind of art that takes upon public spaces, walls, streets and monument as their “canvass”. The intrinsically broadness of the label attached to this kind of artistic expression that takes place on the streets in a non authorized manner, aims to contain a variety of artistic expressions that contain but exceed the traditional Graffiti idea of art.

During the 90s the post graffiti era of street art introduces an array of techniques, styles and art conceptions that leads us to believe a new sort of art form is being born right under our eyes. The use of stencils, posters, stickers, tiling, collage upon public or external private walls produce a set of codes that can properly be defined as a singularized style of public-private art that’s mainly authorless at least in the way it’s shown to the un expertise passerby eye.

No signing, no name attached, the individual creation becoming public turns social by means of an unnoticed and generalized appropriation of concept, style, idea and therefore, creates a completely new art world in which artists work anonymously producing collective works. The shared canvass that becomes the wall, is not a singularized property sheet that can be owned individually, whereas the work itself becomes part of a rather bigger and more extensive conception for it shares it’s meaning with other significances provided by the surrounding neighboring works that have chose to be laid next to each other.

Then, the autonomous production becomes wholesome as part of a miscellaneous work upon public space that’s continuously addressed as unfinished, at least until the last bit of the canvass-wall is “artisitized”, lacking of a better word, we can invent one that aims to describe the artistic unconnected unknown collective-individual creative process.

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The city of Buenos Aires, alike other big cosmopolite capitals around the globe has witnessed the development of these trends and styles throughout the last couple of years. And, since we find this movement extremely interesting, we’ll be soon posting inside pieces on the nature and source of this movement, styles, development and current situation.


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