Luis Valle

The RAW Project Brings Color, Intrigue and Inspiration to South Miami K-8 Center: WESR, My Dog Sighs, Otto Schade, Remoteroc, Luis Valle and Patrick Kane McGregor with Mr. June

February 10, 2019

Conceived in 2014, the RAW Project has been bringing color, intrigue and inspiration to schools in Miami and beyond at a time when American schools continue to see their art programs defunded. During the week of Art Basel, a group of outstanding local, national and global artists transformed magnet school South Miami K-8 Center into an open-air museum. The image pictured above was painted by Berlin-based Peruvian artist Danny Figueroa aka WESR. Several more images — all captured by travel and street photographer Karin du Maire aka Street Art Nomad — follow:

U.K.-based My Dog Sighs

London-based Otto Schade

Miami-based Jay Bellicchi aka Remoteroc

Miami-based Nicaraguan artist Luis Valle aka El Chan Guri

Denver-based Patrick Kane McGregor with Netherlands native David Louf aka Mr. June

Photos by Karin du Maire aka Street Art Nomad

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In Little Haiti, Miami: 2Alas with Case Maclaim, Caratoes, Axel Void, Marcus Blake, Luis Valle, Nate Dee and Ernesto Maranje

March 4, 2017

Home to some of Miami’s most intriguing artists — with an increasing presence of global ones — Little Haiti is an oasis of style and expressiveness. Pictured above is a mural painted collaboratively by 2Alas and Case Maclaim. What follows are several more I captured on my recent trip to Miami.

Hong Kong-based Caratoes

Miami native Axel Void, close-up of tribute mural to the late graffiti writer “Reefa” Hernandez, who was killed by a Miami police officer

Local artist Marcus Blake aka Mdot Blake, close-up

Nicaraguan artist Luis Valle aka El Chan Guri, close-up

Fort Lauderdale-based Nate Dee

Miami-based Ernesto Maranje, close-up

Photos by Lois Stavsky

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North of Wynwood: Luis Valle, Ruben Ubiera, Faber Medrano, Marcus Blake and Wendell Pierre in Miami’s Little Haiti

April 12, 2016

Brimming with color and intrigue, the artworks that surface in Little Haiti — largely by local artists — are among Miami’s most seductive. Here are a few more:

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