📍 Morada Naranja 🍊 Residencia Creativa
Location: Cancun, Quintana Roo MX
Title : “Los Tucanes “
Artist: Michelle Bordon
Type: Mural
Artist: Michelle Bordon
📍Morada Naranja | SM 2A | Cancun
Ubicada en la zona fundacional de Cancun
photo by NB
Monopoly's mural, adorned with symbols representing opulence against this backdrop, ignites discussions about the repercussions of gentrification on communities. It accentuates the stark disparity between the neighborhood's historical struggles and its present incarnation as an artistic nucleus. His art feels paradoxical, nestled amid the evolving scenery, challenging the appropriateness of flaunting signs of affluence within a community grappling with profound transitions.
Cities have a way of documenting the moment they're living through. During the NFT boom, that conversation didn't stay online for long. It found its way onto gallery walls, billboards, and eventually the streets. This Bored Ape Yacht Club mural along the Miami River became part of that moment, adding an unexpected splash of color to a corner that most people would have otherwise walked right past.
SANTERA | DROPDEAD AND GONE | Wynwood, Miami | Photo by Nadia Bouzid
Mural by Alexis Diaz | Wood Tavern | Wynwood, Miami | Photos by Nadia Bouzid
Moishe Mana and Francis X. Suarez,
Mural by Hiero Veiga in Wynwood Miami
The legs can float now without feeling the heavy heart and all the longing the stomach contains
Another year, another Mural. I spotted street artist Alec Monopoly outside Wynwood Yoga Studio working on a new mural right before Miami Art Week 2019.
For this mural he did Richie Rich as Bamm Bamm Rubble riding Dino. Rich Uncle Pennybags as Fred Flintstone. Rich Uncle Pennybags as Mickey Mouse, and Mickey Mouse as Rich Uncle Pennybags.
Explore street art by artist Alec Monopoly. Are you trying to find his murals in Wynwood? I Hope you find this helpful :)
Murals on rooftops. Restaurants that became legends. A city center with space for bold ideas and lasting impact. Downtown Miami isn’t a blank slate, it’s a rare one. For those building with soul, the door’s still open.