Saner sent over some process and completed photos of a mural he painted in Monterrey, México for the Callegenera Festival. The murals concept was based around the current Mexico presidential elections. Corruption and transparency have been a major problem, as well as bribes and bought votes. Saner spoke about this particular mural, “The idea was to paint people into government service, at the end we are only a small part of the banquet.”

The Wahaca Southbank Experiment is a temporary restaurant constructed from 8 recycled shipping containers serving an experimental Mexican menu. Mexican artist, Saner and French painter, Remed were asked to decorate the location with their handy work. The two collaborated on a series of faces and designs; bringing color to this project located in London

Two of our favorite street artists who have both been featured in our printed magazine, Aryz and Saner, collaborated on a new wall in the streets of Mexico City.  Aryz was visiting Mexico for the All City Canvas Project and due to equipment problems was unable to finish a massive mural he was working on.  The combination of styles compliment each other well on this particular wall.

Last week, we were down in Mexico City as both a sponsor and participant in the All City Canvas urban art festival. Today we have photos of some of the finished murals and how they look in their surrounding environments, including works by El Mac, Escif, Saner, Sego, Herakut, Roa, Interesni Kazki, and Vhils.

Last Thursday the exhibition PIEZAS opened as part of the Festival All City Canvas at Fifty24MX in Mexico City. Several pieces were on view by many of the artists participating in the festival such as Saner, Roa, Interesni Kazki, Aryz, Sego and El Mac.

We have our Mexico City colleagues on the scene at the huge Public Art festival, All City Canvas, where an all-world roster of artists (Roa, Escif, Saner, Herakut, Vhils, Interesni Kazki, El Mac, Aryz, and Sego) are painting huge walls around the Mexican capital. After the first few days, some massively good works are being produced. Check out some of the progress shots we were able to capture.

We just stopped by FIFTY24SF Gallery in San Francisco to preview Mexico City based artist Saner newest exhibition, Corazón Sangrante (Bleeding Heart). Opening Friday, March 16, the exhibition features numerous large and small works on paper, a few works on canvas, and series of masks.

Mexico City-based fine artist and muralist, Saner, is set to open a new body of work, Corazón Sangrante (Bleeding Heart), at San Francisco's FIFTY24SF Gallery on March 16, 2012. With unique use of Mexican folklore, mysticism, masks, customs, and skulls, Saner has, documented in an issue of Juxtapoz, a "free and unpretentious spirit (that) allows him to express a new Mexican vision."

As we have posted on the site over the past week, we were down in the desert of Tucson, Arizona covering the Boneyard Project, a unique exhibition and project that brings some of the leading contemporary artists that we cover to paint planes that will go on display. Med, one of the producers of Boneyard, has given us access to the beautiful videos shot in conjunction with the Project.

Two highly talented street artists, Liqen and Saner, recently collaborated on the following wall in Mexico City.  We hope these two work together again, their  unique styles compliment each other well!