Art in the streets of Cumana, Drawing and Painting.
Hello to all steemiants my regards and respects for all.
Today I come to talk about art in the streets cumana.
Cumana - Sucre State - Venezuela.
Approximately 8 years ago in the city of Cumana and throughout the country, young people were taught to make art in paintings with street culture, Murals, Graffiti, Tags, Pictures, among others.
Currently, there are several artists still doing theirs on the walls and walls in the city, painting about what they like and increasing culture so that the meaning of the street in Venezuela does not die.
As in my last publication, today I will show you several artists who continue to show their talent on the street and who continue to teach young people that culture is still living in Venezuela.
I present to you some of the Artists of Cumana - Sucre.
Art Sucre
- Zoe Mendez Currently 29 years old, Zoe Mendez works for the Ministry of Culture in the State Government of Sucre and is also a master of art and painting at the University of Art of Venezuela "Unearte".
Zoe like the following artists has always had the feeling of being an artist and has always had love of drawing and painting, urban artist recognized throughout Venezuela and respected by the sucrences.
Steemit Zoe Mendez
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- Juan Aquiles Yañez rivero "Aka Yaze"
Best known in Venezuela and in Sucre - Cumana by his artistic name "Aka Yaze". Currently 30 years old was and still is one of the artists of the state who has not abandoned the culture in the streets. Yaze is known in Venezuela because he is a great graffiti artist, also for being a master in skateboarding and doing electronic music.
Like many Yaze, he continues his path in the culture and continues to work and continue with art, as it has become part of his life. The music, the Art in the streets, and the Skateboard is what holds it firm in Venezuela and that it is a difficult feeling to leave behind.
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Currently 35 years old is a well-known painter in the city of Cumana and part of Venezuela. His art is in paintings, paintings made with aquarelas and different ways of working.
Francisco also specializes in board games, specifically chess, where he represents the state and is known nationally because of his way of playing and his art and culture.
You can also see his art on his Steemit website @Franmar Francisco Marval
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awesome work and introductions , i <3 street art (the non-tagging kind, simple tagging i consider garbage or vandalism but there's really really grand masters in the streets who are TRUE artists, they're not selling it and they can't help but to express themselves ... i always feel like an artist calling him- or herself an artists is probably a designer or a salesman :-) ... i used to go out roaming around the alleys just to find pieces of work like that. It's amazing what you can find in obscure corners where hardly anyone ever passes, like it's almost a waste of all that talent that remains unseen but maybe its right there because that's the only place where they're left alone long enough to do their "thing".
I dont follow the world much lately, but i hear the hardships at the moment in Venezuela, Nicaragua, probably all across the continent (not that its mentioned on tv anywhere here, its like south america doesn't exist if you only watch that), so :
probably net venezualan but
one of the few spanish sentences i understand :D
through the darkest times
(pretty oldskool, but so am i hahah)
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