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Art of the Street: Rio de Janeiro is the third book in a series documenting some of the world's greatest street art cities through the lens of photographer Andy Cantillon.
From sampling local-strength caipirinhas to being chased out of Rio's infamous favelas, Cantillon went beyond the tourist trail to capture and preserve an ever-changing and transient urban art scene. The result is a unique photographic record of a city where creativity covers walls, buildings and public spaces, only to disappear as quickly as it appears.
Featuring the work of artists including Santa Crew, Kovok Crew, Toz, Wark Rocinha, Vhils, Nata Familia and Smael, alongside many other celebrated and emerging talents, the book celebrates the colour, detail and extraordinary skill of contemporary street art.
Part documentary and part photographic journey, Art of the Street: Rio de Janeiro is an essential volume for photographers, street art enthusiasts and anyone fascinated by the creativity and cultural significance of urban art.
Art of the Street: Rio de Janeiro is the third book in a series documenting some of the world's greatest street art cities through the lens of photographer Andy Cantillon.
From sampling local-strength caipirinhas to being chased out of Rio's infamous favelas, Cantillon went beyond the tourist trail to capture and preserve an ever-changing and transient urban art scene. The result is a unique photographic record of a city where creativity covers walls, buildings and public spaces, only to disappear as quickly as it appears.
Featuring the work of artists including Santa Crew, Kovok Crew, Toz, Wark Rocinha, Vhils, Nata Familia and Smael, alongside many other celebrated and emerging talents, the book celebrates the colour, detail and extraordinary skill of contemporary street art.
Part documentary and part photographic journey, Art of the Street: Rio de Janeiro is an essential volume for photographers, street art enthusiasts and anyone fascinated by the creativity and cultural significance of urban art.