In November, we brought you the images of El Mac’s work at the Montana Factory in Barcelona Spain. Today, Mac released this awesome wide format video on his blog. The video was made by Popcranc, who issued the following statement about the vid:

From the very start, when we had the opportunity to speak with Mac and find out more about his work, we decided to center the video idea not on the mural process, but on the style and inspiration of the author. The suggestive image of the girl which he painted really reminded us of Andy Warhol’s screen tests, and the simple details characteristic of Jean-Luc Godard’s Anna Karina. So we threw ourselves into the project, playing with that inspiration. The main thing was to use the dramatic combination of black and white, just as Mac did with his piece. We had a great time during the whole process with Mac, Ari, and Kim, and hope that they’ll come back to Barcelona soon. Many thanks to Montana for the opportunity!

Peep the video after the jump.

El Mac is the latest artist to grace the walls of the Montana Paint compound in Barcelona Spain. Montana, considered by many to be the premier brand of spray paint, has recently had it’s walls adorned with work from the likes of Os Gemeos. Mac threw up a beautiful monochromatic piece in his usual style with the circular textured detailing. More looks, after the fold.

Bristol, home to Nick Walker and Banksy, drew an impressive selection of artist, recently for the “See no Evil Project.” In addition to hometown hero Nick Walker, the likes of Hush, and El Mac (above) also went big on Nelson Street. More looks after the jump.

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This mural decorates the front of Sàn Art, an independent artist space just outside the offices of The Propeller Group in Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam. It is based on a photo of Kosoom, the grandmother of artist El Mac’s girlfriend.

All of the photographs included in the clip were taken by El Mac. Part of his process is documenting the people and places he choses to work. As such, the video serves not just as a reveal of his painting in Ho Chi Minh, but also as a way of expressing his artistic process.

El Mac’s Chelsea, New York mural gets a full look thanks to this video. Thanks to Arrested Motion for the heads up.

Up and running until November 6, 2010, “The Humble and Sublime” presents new paintings from famed graffiti artist El Mac. Based in Phoenix, Miles “Mac” MacGregor draws from local Mexican and Chicano culture in his large figurative paintings and portraits. These works range from spray paint on canvas to acrylics on panel. El Mac also continues to employ mixed-media for murals on paper.

Jacob Breinholt visited Joshua Liner and also captured El Mac at work on some New York City mural projects. Those images and more from the exhibition after the jump.

Joshua Liner Gallery
548 West 28th Street
3rd Floor
New York, NY 10001

Politically charged art is on the agenda at Mid-City Arts in Los Angeles on June 26, 2010.

“By the Time I Get to Arizona,” finds artists El Mac, Retna, and more protesting Senate bill 1070 – Arizona’s immigration bill. As with all Mid-City Arts events, this will take over an evening (from 7:30 to 10pm) and feature large scale installation.

Check out the event trailer and artist list after the jump.

Mid-City Arts, 5111 West Pico BLVD, Los Angeles, CA.