Post Bar ~ Thames 1885, Palermo, Buenos Aires, Argentina
These are photos from a bar in Palermo called Post that also houses the Hollywood in Cambodia Gallery. It is owned by a gentleman named Pablo, who a spent a pleasant afternoon with us examining the joint, which rocks over 1,600 stencils. The work is beyond belief, with multi-layered, multi-colored pieces everywhere you look and always a new find.
Pablo is like the Sticky Rick of Buenos Aires, he knows all the city's artists, and passionately promotes and supports their work. If you are ever in B.A., drop by and tell 'em TACO sent you. The drink specials kick ass too, with free pizza on Thursdays.
Pablo told me this is the great anarchist Errico Malatesta, it looks like him without a beard though...
Toshiro Mifune
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