Lorenzo Masnah – Vandalog – A Street Art Blog

July 30, 2012

APC print release (with a contest) at Mula Printing

If you aren’t sold solely on the opportunity to own a limited edition print by a member of the APC crew (including Stinkfish, Buytronick, Meca Mutanterio and Lorenzo Masnah), than Mula Printing has included a bit of artistic competition to this collective print release to sweeten the deal: The first 40 to buy one of these APC prints will be eligible to partake a coloring contest using this unfinished Pez piece. The winner, who will be chosen by Pez himself, will receive an original drawing by Pez. Buying a print includes the chance to win a Pez print from an edition of 6 as well.

Stinkfish. “Spine Baby” 10 of each color available.

Buytronick. “Ritmo Prehisterico” edition of 35.

Lorenzo Masnah. “Bogotaxi” edition of 35.

Meca Mutanterio. “Jardin De Hierba” edition of 35.

Photos courtesy of Mula Printing

September 12, 2011September 11, 2022

Fragments from the Streets of Chelsea: Elbowtoe, Celso, Sti(c)kman, Lorenzo Masnah & more

When I last visited Chelsea in late June, the streets were almost devoid of street art. There were a few worn stickers and paste-ups, but not much else. It’s getting better. Here are a few images I saw this afternoon:

Lorenzo Masnah, huge collaged paste-up; Stinkfish on the upper right

Photos by Lois Stavsky

June 25, 2011June 25, 2011

Lorenzo Masnah brings DISASTERS to FUSE

Disasters is the theme of a collaged mural currently underway in the hallway of the FUSE Gallery in the East Village. 26-year-old Lorenzo Masnah has been collecting, enlarging and painting over and on newspaper and magazine images of global disasters, tragedies and human rights violations for years. His politically-infused work has been published in zines and books and exhibited in a variety of gallery and alternative setting in New York City, LA and in his native Bogota, where, along with Stinkfish, he is a founding member of the APC (Animal Planet Collective). Lorenzo’s newest work will be the subject of an exhibit at FUSE Gallery next year. In the meantime, this mural is definitely worth checking out – if you’re anywhere in the vicinity of 93 2^nd Avenue between 5^th and 6^th Streets in NYC’s East Village.