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Luxor, Olivo and Juan Dice Paint Murals at La Plata School in Buenos Aires

artist · 2026-09-14

Three Argentine street artists — Luxor, Olivo and Juan Dice — have transformed Escuela No 65, a public school in La Plata, Buenos Aires, with a series of murals. The project features different characters alongside lines from poems by Maria Elena Walsh. The artists, all from La Plata, collaborated on the murals, which include a bird by Juan Dice, an animal by Olivo, and flying characters by Luxor and Olivo. Photographs of the works were taken by Buenos Aires Street Art. The murals cover the school's exterior and represent a collective effort by the three artists. No dates for the project were provided in the source material. The initiative brings street art to a public educational setting in the Buenos Aires province capital, highlighting the intersection of contemporary urban art and community spaces. The source did not specify any further details about the school, the poems used, or the reception of the murals.

Key facts

  • Luxor, Olivo and Juan Dice painted murals on a public school in La Plata, Buenos Aires.
  • The school is named Escuela No 65.
  • The murals feature different characters and lines from poems by Maria Elena Walsh.
  • The three artists are from La Plata, Buenos Aires.
  • Specific artworks include a bird by Juan Dice, an animal by Olivo, and flying characters by Luxor and Olivo.
  • Photographs of the murals were taken by Buenos Aires Street Art.
  • The project was a collaboration among the three artists.
  • No dates for the project were provided in the source material.

Entities

Artists

  • Luxor
  • Olivo
  • Juan Dice
  • Maria Elena Walsh

Institutions

  • Escuela No 65
  • Buenos Aires Street Art

Locations

  • La Plata
  • Buenos Aires
  • Argentina

Sources