Since October 7, 2023, the language of street art in Israel has changed dramatically. Walls that once carried humor, protest, local identity, typography, and visual experimentation have become spaces of mourning, remembrance, solidarity, and emotional survival.
New!
An interactive street art map with hundreds works of art throughout the neighborhoods of Paris.
A perfect tool for a street art in Paris
The historic Le Marais district is considered one of the most beautiful and elegant areas in Paris.
This post is dedicated to a walking (or cycling) journey along Canal de l’Ourcq – one of the city’s most open, colorful, and liberating urban arteries.
Behind this charged aesthetic stands Ludovic Djeradi, a French-born artist (1987) who brings to the wall a rare fusion of gestural painting, deconstructed typography, and an almost archaeological feel of layered paint – revealing and concealing at once.
Amid the colorful walls of Paris, a gentle yet powerful voice stands out: Mathieu 1976, the French street artist whose lyrical, quiet works radiate a dramatic presence across the city – like modern angels watching over its streets.
The name IPDO stands for I Pixel di Oplontis (“The Pixels of Oplontis”) – a combination of the artists’ Italian roots and their digital-mosaic artistic style. It is an Italian-French street art collective made up of two main members: Francesco and Bruno.
The series “Mujeres del Mundo” (Women of the World) by artist L’Empreinte Jo V combines delicate drawing and precise graphite work with strong, inspiring feminine presence. The pieces raise questions about freedom, gender, power, and awareness.
The Pop Suréalist is a French street artist who chooses to remain anonymous. Born in 1979, he is one of the most intriguing collage and street artists working today on the European scene.
In a world where street art is often associated with male names, French artist KASHINK has spent more than a decade amplifying a voice that is bold, colorful, subversive, and deeply human.
Beneath the gray concrete pillars of the bridge running along Boulevard Périphérique in southeast Paris lies one of the city’s most fascinating and authentic street art hubs: Spot 13.
This elevated green walkway stretches for about 4.7 kilometers along Avenue Daumesnil in the 12th arrondissement. It winds through bridges, tunnels, open gardens, and urban spaces, offering a unique experience that combines urban nature, industrial history, and ever-changing street art.
While most visitors to Paris who seek graffiti or street art look in areas such as Le Marais, Belleville, or Montmartre, a quieter yet powerful artistic revolution is taking place just north of the city center. Along the Canal Saint-Denis, stretching from La Villette to Stade de France, lies an impressive urban art trail known as Street Art Avenue.
Montmartre, the hill of artists in Paris, is where it all began, not only for street art but for the very idea of creative freedom in public space.
Authorized Art on a Monumental Scale – Unlike underground graffiti, here we are talking about large, officially approved projects. Some walls reach heights of 30 or even 40 meters – creations impossible to miss even from afar.
13th arrondissement – an area located southeast of the Seine that has, in recent years, become an international hub for street art.
In the heart of Paris’s 13th arrondissement lies a truly unique neighborhood – Butte-aux-Cailles. Despite its closeness to the city center, it maintains a village-like atmosphere with narrow cobbled streets, low houses, and greenery climbing along the walls.
C215- one of the most prominent and influential figures in the French and international street art scene. His creations are not just paintings
In the streets of Paris, among colorful graffiti and small stickers, one red signature stands out: THE END.
Belleville is a neighborhood “in transition.” On one hand, it retains its multicultural authenticity, colorful markets, and long-time communities.
The Portuguese artist Vhils, whose real name is Alexandre Farto, has earned a unique place in the world of street art through an original technique like no other
Paris is best known for its great museums – the Louvre, the Orsay Museum, and the Centre Pompidou – but those who want to discover the city’s vibrant, rebellious, and urban side must stop at one address: 59 Rue de Rivoli.
Whether you are a long-time street art enthusiast or just beginning to explore the fascinating world of urban art, it is hard to remain indifferent to the works of SETH Globepainter (Julien Malland, born 1972).
Vale_Stencil (Valérian Lenud, 1990) is a contemporary French street artist who specializes in multi-layer stencil technique. His works are characterized by a contrast between realistic black and white and dynamic bursts of color.
Invader is a French street artist who has maintained his anonymity behind his street name. He is known for his ceramic mosaic works based on pixelated art from 1970s and 80s video games
Is graffiti an act of vandalism, a form of elite art challenging authority, or simply a raw expression of self that says: “I exist”?
Warsaw, the capital of Poland, is a city of contrasts – between a traumatic past and a hopeful future, between intense post-World War II reconstruction and a vibrant, layered, and bold contemporary culture.
New!
An interactive street art map with hundreds works of art throughout the neighborhoods of Poland.
A perfect tool for a street art in Warsaw and Krakow, Poland
Krakow, the second largest city in Poland and the country’s unofficial cultural capital, offers much more than just picturesque alleys, historic squares, or medieval castles.
By its very nature, street art is an act born outside the boundaries. It doesn’t ask for permission, doesn’t follow the rules, and often doesn’t acknowledge authority.
Graffiti and street art are not merely aesthetic artistic expressions but powerful tools for shaping, transforming, and intervening in the public sphere.
This post explores the motivations and forces driving street artists: Why do they do what they do? What compels them to act, sometimes at personal risk, to leave their mark on public space?
Marseille, the second largest city in France and the capital of the Provence region, is known as a city with a unique character that blends Mediterranean, French and cosmopolitan culture. One of the city’s most prominent cultural phenomena is the street art that adorns central neighborhoods.
Thierry Noir was born in 1958 in Lyon, France, and arrived in Berlin in January 1982. In April 1984, he began painting on the Berlin Wall, and is considered the first artist to do so. His goal was to perform a truly revolutionary act: to paint on the Berlin Wall, to change it, to make it ridiculous, and to help bring it down.
In recent years, there has been growing awareness of the need to legally protect street art from unauthorized commercial exploitation, with various legal cases highlighting the complexity of the issue. In this post, we will explore 8 unique court rulings from around the world on this topic
Frank Shepard Fairey (born February 15, 1970, in Charleston, South Carolina) is a contemporary American street artist, graphic designer, activist, illustrator, and the founder of the streetwear brand OBEY Clothing, which originated from the skateboarding scene
Dean Stockton, better known by his alias DFace, is a British street artist who creates using spray paint, stickers, posters, and stencils
The bustling streets of London are alive with the work of some of the world’s most prominent street artists, each bringing a unique style and personal voice that leaves its mark on the urban landscape
James Cochran, known in the street art world as Jimmy C, played a pivotal role in the development of the graffiti movement in Australia during the early 1990s
Ben Wilson, born in 1963, is often referred to as an “outsider artist.” Growing up in a creative environment and studying at an art school, Wilson developed a distaste for industrial waste, cars, and litter, which eventually evolved into a unique form of art
Roa, born in 1976 in Ghent, Belgium, is a prominent street artist known for his captivating murals that blend themes of life, death, and the afterlife
Dan Kitchener, known as DANK, is a British street artist born in 1974 in Essex, now based in London and Southeast England.
Since 2018, the word “Helch” has become a mysterious presence across London’s streets, appearing in various locations with no clear meaning
Under the alias ‘SELL OUT’, British street artist Alex Arnell transforms Shoreditch’s walls into platforms of raw, unrestrained expression
STIK, a minimalist graffiti artist and figurative sculptor, is renowned for his exclusive focus on the human body, which he renders through simple lines and dots
Born in Chile, Otto Schade began his career in England in 2005. After completing a degree in architecture, he initially explored urban sculpture. However, his fascination with surrealism led him to painting, inspired by artists such as Dali, Magritte, Miró, Giger, and Beksinski
ALO’s art can be found in London’s East End, particularly around Shoreditch and Brick Lane. His process is simple yet impactful, using traditional brushes, acrylics, and markers instead of spray paint, giving his murals a uniquely crafted feel
David Speed, born in 1982, is a prominent street artist based in East London, renowned for his striking series of neon paintings. His unique style features bold, fluorescent colors that dramatically captivate viewers
Welcome to the cheerful and crazy world of Mr Doodle! Sam Cox (born 1993), also known as Mr Doodle, is a British street artist and illustrator from Kent, England, specializing in amazing, large-scale, joyful doodle creations
Nathan Bowen is a street artist primarily based in London, focused on breathing life into uninspiring urban areas, transforming them into colorful and engaging displays of creativity
Areas such as Shoreditch, Camden, Brick Lane, and Leaked Street are well-known for their illuminated murals, the alternative atmosphere , the variety of artistic techniques, and the mutual respect between leading international artists and emerging street and graffiti artists
New!
An interactive street art map with hundreds works of art throughout the neighborhoods of London.
A perfect tool for a street art London
London has one of the world’s largest and finest collections of graffiti and street art. Local and international artists have decorated London’s streets with an incredible array of creative works, ranging from miniature paper sculptures to multi-story murals
The tunnel that hides under Waterloo Station now allows unique and free artistic access to a huge variety of graffiti and street artworks that change frequently
Brick Lane is one of the best-known places in East London and for good reason- a long street, full of cool shops, bustling markets, street art, restaurants, galleries, and cafes. The long and unique street winds between White chapel and Shoreditch
Camden Town is located within the London borough of Camden. Camden is known as one of London’s unique neighborhoods that are not afraid to do things differently
A street art tour in Shoreditch allows you a peek of cultural and historical adventure that allows a more intimate look at the culture, history, and soul of the picturesque and unique neighborhood
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An interactive street art map with 1100 art works of art throughout the neighborhoods of Tel Aviv.
A perfect tool for a street art tour
Fin DAC (Finbarr Notte) His passion for art began at a young age, just before he left Ireland to settle in London, where he spent most of his life. Over the years, he has developed a unique style he calls urban aesthetics
This post explores the key distinctions between these two unique art forms, highlighting their characteristics and potential impact
In recent years, renewal and significant urban transformation have made the area trendy and dynamic with a combination of residential spaces, commerce and culture
Navigli is a historic neighborhood in Milan, known for its picturesque canals, charming streets and atmosphere (fashionable boutiques, bars and lots of restaurants). It is a popular place to walk, especially in the evening, when the area comes alive and the street colors are painted in the sunset colors that compliment it so much
Ortica is located in the eastern part of Milan, about 5 kilometers from the city center. In the neighborhood you will find a combination of shops, markets and services that meet the diverse needs of its residents
Milan is one of the main cities in Italy and is known mainly for its fashion industry.
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An interactive street art map with hundreds works of art throughout the neighborhoods of Milan.
A perfect tool for a street art London
You can see how the street art scene in Haifa continues to develop over the years, thanks in no small part to structured and commissioned projects by the Municipality of Haifa, but not only
New!
An interactive street art map with 480 works of art throughout the neighborhoods of Jerusalem.
A perfect tool for a street art tour
The streets of Jaffa are full of graffiti artwork in many areas, but the flea market and Jaffa port, as befits touristy spots, are very rich in street art that must be seen
Although the Talpiot neighborhood in Jerusalem developed during the British Mandate, it was designed as a modern city
This post summarizes the six best and most interesting complexes in Berlin where you can find international street art and graffiti
This post summarizes the six best and most interesting street art and graffiti in Amsterdam
This post summarizes the six best and most interesting complexes in jerusalem where you can find international street art and graffiti
On Ben Shetah Street in Jerusalem, on top of the National Insurance Institute building, you will find a large and impressive mural that stretches the length of the building
Machaneh Yehudah Market, some would say the beating heart of Jerusalem, serves as two different arenas in the morning and in the evening. In the mornings the market is full of goods, hawkers and lots of consumers and tourists who come to buy products and enjoy the colorful atmosphere
Wynwood is one of the most visited neighborhoods in Miami- a tourist hotspot. Famous graffiti artists and street painters from every continent in the world have left their mark on the city walls
In this post you will find the most interesting areas to walk in Athens and you can enjoy an authentic local atmosphere full of spectacular works by leading graffiti artists
Athens is a paradise for those who like to relax, eat and photograph an authentic atmosphere
Athens is a city that is chaotic, wild, magnificent, dirty, gorgeous, impoverished, historical, desperate, and aesthetically flat
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An interactive street art map with hundreds of art works throughout the neighborhoods of Jerusalem.
A perfect tool for a street art tour guide
New!
An interactive street art map with 300 art works of art throughout the neighborhoods of Athens.
A perfect tool for a street art tour
The anonymous street artist who works under the nickname Elbocho (Little Donkey in Spanish) is without a doubt one of the most prominent street artists in Germany today with such a unique graphic language that his works are instantly recognizable and easy
Street artist Fabio de Oliveira Parnaiba, better known as CARNIO. A Brazilian artist who began his artistic career as a child on the streets of Sao Paulo
DAIN NYC (born in Brooklyn), is one of the most influential street artists to emerge from New York. DAIN combines urban techniques with old portraits of Hollywood glamor stars
Eduardo Kobra (1975, Sao Paulo) is one of the street artists and mural’s best-known, most beloved and famous painters in the world today – with works on five continents and an international record for the world’s largest mural
Eaton (Hollywood, CA, 1978) is known worldwide for its street art (huge-scale murals on skyscrapers) that can be found in major cities around the world. Tristan Eaton creates with a freehand spray paint – a technical nod to his history and the respect he acquires for graffiti culture
New!
An interactive street art map with 150 art works of art throughout the neighborhoods of Amsterdam.
A perfect tool for a street art tour
Amsterdam is a very “convenient” city for tourists, as most of the interesting sites in it are within walking distance of each other, or a short drive by public transport. Amsterdam’s magnificent water canals, unique squares and streets, the city’s young atmosphere
Street artist’s and pop artists at the MOCO Museum in the Museum Square in Amsterdam. The MOCO Museum is an independent museum with a wide collection of modern and inspiring street art. The museum presents a relatively permanent list of proven artists with a unique vision
From the 1920s to the 1980s, the NDSM wharf in Amsterdam was one of the largest shipyards in the world, regularly launching huge tankers from its wharves. Once this activity ceased, the spacious location and impressive scenery it creates, became a “home port” for music, art and other cultural events
Bijlmer and Bullewijk are two close neighborhoods in southeastern Amsterdam and Zuidoost. These are two green and open neighborhoods. A kind of community integration in the atmosphere of a large urban park, combined with urban construction with hundreds of apartments in each block
The museum strives to share the passion for street art and radical art movements with the public, and displays some of the biggest names in the field of street art alongside young talent from around the world – the list of artists in the exhibition can be found later in the post
In May 2019, the Amsterdam Street Art Foundation organized a street art festival called “If Walls Could Speak”. During the project, 10 huge and spectacular murals were created along housing blocks in East Amsterdam
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An interactive street art map with 480 art works of art throughout the neighborhoods of Berlin.
A perfect tool for a street art tour
This post puts Hackescher Markt at the center, however further down you will learn about two really intriguing street art centers only a short strolling distance away: the A FENCE exhibition at Alexanderplatz and, nearby, close by, a private neighborhood with a ton of street art on the building
You will track down a significant number of wall paintings in Berlin – some recount a story, others add tone and feel to the space and other just mirror a stunning art establishment
Teufelsberg (Devil’s Mountain) in Charlottenburg. It is one of the most fascinating and exceptional destinations in Berlin, introducing a strange, dystopian and science fiction climate
This post presents two toilet facilities not at all like anything you’ve at any point seen. The experience is somewhat claustrophobic right away, it feels swarmed and as though something is surrounding you
Located in the Schonenberg area, The Urban Nation Museum of Contemporary Urban Art in Berlin was opened in 2017 and, since then, it has furnished its guests with information on issues identifying with history, culture and metropolitan art in Germany. The museum is an interesting stage for changing presentations intending
This post presents the unique Berlin atmosphere and a lovely walk among four areas filled with street art. You can either visit these areas in one day, usually takes 5-8 hours or you can visit them separately partaking in an encounter that is all about inspiration, color, culture and crazy photo ops
Manhattan is the world’s largest and most significant graffiti capital. Graffiti in Manhattan comprises of a wide range of methods. Artists use the methods they prefer or integrate various methods in their workflow
Little Italy in downtown Manhattan is a neighborhood that attracts a lot of tourists and offers a large concentration of souvenir shops and traditional Italian food
Roi Jakubinki (BINSKY) is a multidisciplinary artist . His graffiti works are scattered throughout Tel Aviv and together create a clear and sharp pictorial language
The Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York is one of the coolest neighborhoods in Brooklyn and attracts an audience of young people, artists and hipsters
Things and places that must be known and visited in Tel Aviv
In contrast to the sleepy city I remembered from a previous visit a decade ago – I found a frenetic city, interesting and full of thousands of street art by diverse street artists using different techniques
Eat-Eye (Itay Ram) is an israeli street artist and animator, based in Tel-Aviv
Liza Mamali is a unique crocheting artist that using wool as an artistic expression tool in the public space since 2014. This is a very unique technique in the street art scene, making her art recognizable and prominent in the streets
The colorful and bustling Carmel Market provides us with a trading arena that has become increasingly touristy over the years. Another tourist element in the streets of the market, is the graffiti and street art that attracts a lot of tourists who document the streets and colors
In June 2013, opened (and still active) a unique exhibition of Israeli sreet artists alongside guest artists from around the world on the seventh floor of Tel Aviv Central Station
Hila Sheleg defines herself as a researcher, inventor, rider, thinker and loves words in Hebrew. Among other things, Hila is also a graffiti artist who specializes in writing songs, poetry and contemplation on the walls of Tel Aviv
Adi Sand is one of the Israeli graffiti artists who from the beginning of his career to the present day has maintained a clear and uniform graphic language based on comics and cartoons
MURIELLE STREET ART is one of my favorite graffiti artists. Muriel is very versatile and uses different and varied graffiti techniques in her works. It has no defined language and in every work she discovers and reveals herself anew
Florentine is a neighborhood that never stops giving. On every street corner you will find another graffiti work of art that is proudly displayed on one of the walls. Crazy combination of illogical connections between different techniques and the talents of different street artists
Brooklyn has been a center of pilgrimage for many years for veteran and young graffiti artists competing for neighborhood walls to display their artwork
DIOZ’s characters are twisted and transmit madness and anesthetic. From the distortion and madness of his characters, beauty emerges and their aesthetic uniqueness is expressed
Frenemy is highly influenced by the Children’s books and cartoons he loved as a child. As well as pop art, lowbrow art, and graffiti. Using watercolor and gouache, he paints bright colorful scenes with funny characters
Netanya’s main streets provide a unique atmosphere that combines an Israeli coastal city, diverse street food, squares and avenues full of restaurants, coffee shops and shops
DODO is a Tel Aviv street artist specializing in paste ups (graffiti stickers). His works are figurative, contemporary and pop art style
Nahalat Binyamin Street in Tel Aviv is a street/area very close to the Carmel Market complex and on one day tour you can see the two important graffiti & street art complexes of Tel Aviv
I think most of the graffiti encountered on the streets is made up of many colors. Alongside the colorful graffiti, it is always exciting to find strong, kicking graffiti in black and white
The magical Nahlaot neighborhood of Jerusalem is located between Agripas, Bezalel and Jaffa streets. On the tour among the neighborhood’s low-rise buildings you will find graffiti in a variety of techniques and styles
Graffiti in the Talpiot neighborhood of Jerusalem takes place under the international project “The Wall Festival” made up of international graffiti artists
During a walk at the Old City Of Beer Sheva, among the shops, courtyards and parking lots you will find quite a few interesting and varied graffiti artwork
Jewish-Israeli graffiti deals with issues related to religion, cultural heroes and Israel
Much of the graffiti art works in Israel and around the world deal with the expression, and documenting of a particular person
Michal Rubin (M.R) is a painter, tattoo artist and street artist. Michal seems to take great inspiration for her artworks from nature and the animal world. Her graffiti artwork characterized by a unique and colorful style
Ruben Carpathian introducing himself on the street under the nickname #TAG. He was born in Armenia, moved to Moscow and from there he immigrated to Israel
Thales Towers Is a nickname of graffiti artist who comes to the street art from the advertising field. His graphic line and iconic language are very distinct and remotely recognizable
Broken Fingaz are a group of street artists. In Israel you will find their work mainly in Haifa (the Walls Project) and in Jerusalem (the Walls in Talpiot)
One of the major graffiti artists in Jerusalem is solomon souza-kohn. Most of his graffiti artwork located in the Mahane Yehuda market +Nahlaot neighborhood in Jerusalem and a few graffiti artwork in Tel Aviv
DEDE is a graffiti narrative artist who specializes in a very wide variety of different graffiti techniques he developed after graduating from Bezalel academy
Damian Tab (originally Tobacco) is an animator by profession and his graffiti works also seem to be in constant motion, opening before us, breaking apart and rebuilding
Keren Missk, AKA The MISSK, is one of the most prolific artists in Tel Aviv.
Her diverse graffiti artwork cover dozens of walls throughout Tel Aviv
A British graffiti artist named James Ame who specializes in pop art style graffiti. AME 72 conveys his messages through smiling “toy dolls” reminiscent of LEGO characters
Rami Meiri is one of Israel’s first graffiti artists. Rami Meiri specializes in a number of graffiti techniques, including brush, charcoal, spray
Imaginary Duck (I.D) is a street alias of a graffiti female artist specializing in 3D Materials Graffiti, but not only
Love, like many other strong feelings, is also reflected in street art. In this post you will find a variety of romantic works from around the world
Street art in general and graffiti in particular express the whole spectrum of emotions, but there is something different about graffiti that expresses pain, loneliness, anger and rage. You will not remain indifferent
In this post about graffiti in Kiryat HamelachaI i focused on a unique area with 4 streets full of graffiti masterpieces: Hamifal st. HaMerEts st. Hatnufa st. Ha’amal st
A tour of Tel Aviv University revealsy outdoor sculptures by Israeli
Graffiti Day Trip in Netanya הרחובות המרכזיים של נתניה מספקים אווירה ייחודית המשלבת עיר חוף ישראלית, אוכל רחוב מגוון, כיכרות ושדרות מלאות במסעדות, בתי קפה וחנויות. הסיבה שאני נסעתי לנתניה, היא כמובן להנות מיצירות הגרפיטי המפוזרות במרכז העיר. רוב יצירות הגרפיטי בפוסט זה מקורן בפרוייקט בינלאומי שהביא לישראל כעשרה אמנים
DEDE מצייר דימויים וניצן משתמשת רק במילים. היצירה שלהם מאופיינת בדיאלוג בין שתי שפות מובחנות והחיבור בין הדימוי של DEDE והשיר של ניצן מינץ יוצר מסר חזק וברור.
A walking tour of the neighborhood reveals dozens of street art by various artists using different and varied techniques. I recommend arriving on Saturday morning, so the area is not busy and you can roam freely in the streets, courtyards and parking lots
In June 2013, opened (and still active) a unique exhibition of Israeli sreet artists alongside guest artists from around the world on the seventh floor of Tel Aviv Central Station
Since October 7, 2023, the language of street art in Israel has changed dramatically. Walls that once carried humor, protest, local identity, typography, and visual experimentation have become spaces of mourning, remembrance, solidarity, and emotional survival.
New!
An interactive street art map with hundreds works of art throughout the neighborhoods of Paris.
A perfect tool for a street art in Paris
The historic Le Marais district is considered one of the most beautiful and elegant areas in Paris.
This post is dedicated to a walking (or cycling) journey along Canal de l’Ourcq – one of the city’s most open, colorful, and liberating urban arteries.
Behind this charged aesthetic stands Ludovic Djeradi, a French-born artist (1987) who brings to the wall a rare fusion of gestural painting, deconstructed typography, and an almost archaeological feel of layered paint – revealing and concealing at once.
Amid the colorful walls of Paris, a gentle yet powerful voice stands out: Mathieu 1976, the French street artist whose lyrical, quiet works radiate a dramatic presence across the city – like modern angels watching over its streets.
The name IPDO stands for I Pixel di Oplontis (“The Pixels of Oplontis”) – a combination of the artists’ Italian roots and their digital-mosaic artistic style. It is an Italian-French street art collective made up of two main members: Francesco and Bruno.
The series “Mujeres del Mundo” (Women of the World) by artist L’Empreinte Jo V combines delicate drawing and precise graphite work with strong, inspiring feminine presence. The pieces raise questions about freedom, gender, power, and awareness.
The Pop Suréalist is a French street artist who chooses to remain anonymous. Born in 1979, he is one of the most intriguing collage and street artists working today on the European scene.
In a world where street art is often associated with male names, French artist KASHINK has spent more than a decade amplifying a voice that is bold, colorful, subversive, and deeply human.
Beneath the gray concrete pillars of the bridge running along Boulevard Périphérique in southeast Paris lies one of the city’s most fascinating and authentic street art hubs: Spot 13.
This elevated green walkway stretches for about 4.7 kilometers along Avenue Daumesnil in the 12th arrondissement. It winds through bridges, tunnels, open gardens, and urban spaces, offering a unique experience that combines urban nature, industrial history, and ever-changing street art.
While most visitors to Paris who seek graffiti or street art look in areas such as Le Marais, Belleville, or Montmartre, a quieter yet powerful artistic revolution is taking place just north of the city center. Along the Canal Saint-Denis, stretching from La Villette to Stade de France, lies an impressive urban art trail known as Street Art Avenue.
Montmartre, the hill of artists in Paris, is where it all began, not only for street art but for the very idea of creative freedom in public space.
Authorized Art on a Monumental Scale – Unlike underground graffiti, here we are talking about large, officially approved projects. Some walls reach heights of 30 or even 40 meters – creations impossible to miss even from afar.
13th arrondissement – an area located southeast of the Seine that has, in recent years, become an international hub for street art.
In the heart of Paris’s 13th arrondissement lies a truly unique neighborhood – Butte-aux-Cailles. Despite its closeness to the city center, it maintains a village-like atmosphere with narrow cobbled streets, low houses, and greenery climbing along the walls.
C215- one of the most prominent and influential figures in the French and international street art scene. His creations are not just paintings
In the streets of Paris, among colorful graffiti and small stickers, one red signature stands out: THE END.
Belleville is a neighborhood “in transition.” On one hand, it retains its multicultural authenticity, colorful markets, and long-time communities.
The Portuguese artist Vhils, whose real name is Alexandre Farto, has earned a unique place in the world of street art through an original technique like no other
Paris is best known for its great museums – the Louvre, the Orsay Museum, and the Centre Pompidou – but those who want to discover the city’s vibrant, rebellious, and urban side must stop at one address: 59 Rue de Rivoli.
Whether you are a long-time street art enthusiast or just beginning to explore the fascinating world of urban art, it is hard to remain indifferent to the works of SETH Globepainter (Julien Malland, born 1972).
Vale_Stencil (Valérian Lenud, 1990) is a contemporary French street artist who specializes in multi-layer stencil technique. His works are characterized by a contrast between realistic black and white and dynamic bursts of color.
Invader is a French street artist who has maintained his anonymity behind his street name. He is known for his ceramic mosaic works based on pixelated art from 1970s and 80s video games
Is graffiti an act of vandalism, a form of elite art challenging authority, or simply a raw expression of self that says: “I exist”?
Warsaw, the capital of Poland, is a city of contrasts – between a traumatic past and a hopeful future, between intense post-World War II reconstruction and a vibrant, layered, and bold contemporary culture.
New!
An interactive street art map with hundreds works of art throughout the neighborhoods of Poland.
A perfect tool for a street art in Warsaw and Krakow, Poland
Krakow, the second largest city in Poland and the country’s unofficial cultural capital, offers much more than just picturesque alleys, historic squares, or medieval castles.
By its very nature, street art is an act born outside the boundaries. It doesn’t ask for permission, doesn’t follow the rules, and often doesn’t acknowledge authority.
Graffiti and street art are not merely aesthetic artistic expressions but powerful tools for shaping, transforming, and intervening in the public sphere.
This post explores the motivations and forces driving street artists: Why do they do what they do? What compels them to act, sometimes at personal risk, to leave their mark on public space?
Marseille, the second largest city in France and the capital of the Provence region, is known as a city with a unique character that blends Mediterranean, French and cosmopolitan culture. One of the city’s most prominent cultural phenomena is the street art that adorns central neighborhoods.
Thierry Noir was born in 1958 in Lyon, France, and arrived in Berlin in January 1982. In April 1984, he began painting on the Berlin Wall, and is considered the first artist to do so. His goal was to perform a truly revolutionary act: to paint on the Berlin Wall, to change it, to make it ridiculous, and to help bring it down.
In recent years, there has been growing awareness of the need to legally protect street art from unauthorized commercial exploitation, with various legal cases highlighting the complexity of the issue. In this post, we will explore 8 unique court rulings from around the world on this topic
Frank Shepard Fairey (born February 15, 1970, in Charleston, South Carolina) is a contemporary American street artist, graphic designer, activist, illustrator, and the founder of the streetwear brand OBEY Clothing, which originated from the skateboarding scene
Dean Stockton, better known by his alias DFace, is a British street artist who creates using spray paint, stickers, posters, and stencils
The bustling streets of London are alive with the work of some of the world’s most prominent street artists, each bringing a unique style and personal voice that leaves its mark on the urban landscape
James Cochran, known in the street art world as Jimmy C, played a pivotal role in the development of the graffiti movement in Australia during the early 1990s
Ben Wilson, born in 1963, is often referred to as an “outsider artist.” Growing up in a creative environment and studying at an art school, Wilson developed a distaste for industrial waste, cars, and litter, which eventually evolved into a unique form of art
Roa, born in 1976 in Ghent, Belgium, is a prominent street artist known for his captivating murals that blend themes of life, death, and the afterlife
Dan Kitchener, known as DANK, is a British street artist born in 1974 in Essex, now based in London and Southeast England.
Since 2018, the word “Helch” has become a mysterious presence across London’s streets, appearing in various locations with no clear meaning
Under the alias ‘SELL OUT’, British street artist Alex Arnell transforms Shoreditch’s walls into platforms of raw, unrestrained expression
STIK, a minimalist graffiti artist and figurative sculptor, is renowned for his exclusive focus on the human body, which he renders through simple lines and dots
Born in Chile, Otto Schade began his career in England in 2005. After completing a degree in architecture, he initially explored urban sculpture. However, his fascination with surrealism led him to painting, inspired by artists such as Dali, Magritte, Miró, Giger, and Beksinski
ALO’s art can be found in London’s East End, particularly around Shoreditch and Brick Lane. His process is simple yet impactful, using traditional brushes, acrylics, and markers instead of spray paint, giving his murals a uniquely crafted feel
David Speed, born in 1982, is a prominent street artist based in East London, renowned for his striking series of neon paintings. His unique style features bold, fluorescent colors that dramatically captivate viewers
Welcome to the cheerful and crazy world of Mr Doodle! Sam Cox (born 1993), also known as Mr Doodle, is a British street artist and illustrator from Kent, England, specializing in amazing, large-scale, joyful doodle creations
Nathan Bowen is a street artist primarily based in London, focused on breathing life into uninspiring urban areas, transforming them into colorful and engaging displays of creativity
Areas such as Shoreditch, Camden, Brick Lane, and Leaked Street are well-known for their illuminated murals, the alternative atmosphere , the variety of artistic techniques, and the mutual respect between leading international artists and emerging street and graffiti artists
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An interactive street art map with hundreds works of art throughout the neighborhoods of London.
A perfect tool for a street art London
London has one of the world’s largest and finest collections of graffiti and street art. Local and international artists have decorated London’s streets with an incredible array of creative works, ranging from miniature paper sculptures to multi-story murals
The tunnel that hides under Waterloo Station now allows unique and free artistic access to a huge variety of graffiti and street artworks that change frequently
Brick Lane is one of the best-known places in East London and for good reason- a long street, full of cool shops, bustling markets, street art, restaurants, galleries, and cafes. The long and unique street winds between White chapel and Shoreditch
Camden Town is located within the London borough of Camden. Camden is known as one of London’s unique neighborhoods that are not afraid to do things differently
A street art tour in Shoreditch allows you a peek of cultural and historical adventure that allows a more intimate look at the culture, history, and soul of the picturesque and unique neighborhood
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An interactive street art map with 1100 art works of art throughout the neighborhoods of Tel Aviv.
A perfect tool for a street art tour
Fin DAC (Finbarr Notte) His passion for art began at a young age, just before he left Ireland to settle in London, where he spent most of his life. Over the years, he has developed a unique style he calls urban aesthetics
This post explores the key distinctions between these two unique art forms, highlighting their characteristics and potential impact
In recent years, renewal and significant urban transformation have made the area trendy and dynamic with a combination of residential spaces, commerce and culture
Navigli is a historic neighborhood in Milan, known for its picturesque canals, charming streets and atmosphere (fashionable boutiques, bars and lots of restaurants). It is a popular place to walk, especially in the evening, when the area comes alive and the street colors are painted in the sunset colors that compliment it so much
Ortica is located in the eastern part of Milan, about 5 kilometers from the city center. In the neighborhood you will find a combination of shops, markets and services that meet the diverse needs of its residents
Milan is one of the main cities in Italy and is known mainly for its fashion industry.
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An interactive street art map with hundreds works of art throughout the neighborhoods of Milan.
A perfect tool for a street art London
You can see how the street art scene in Haifa continues to develop over the years, thanks in no small part to structured and commissioned projects by the Municipality of Haifa, but not only
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An interactive street art map with 480 works of art throughout the neighborhoods of Jerusalem.
A perfect tool for a street art tour
The streets of Jaffa are full of graffiti artwork in many areas, but the flea market and Jaffa port, as befits touristy spots, are very rich in street art that must be seen
Although the Talpiot neighborhood in Jerusalem developed during the British Mandate, it was designed as a modern city
This post summarizes the six best and most interesting complexes in Berlin where you can find international street art and graffiti
This post summarizes the six best and most interesting street art and graffiti in Amsterdam
This post summarizes the six best and most interesting complexes in jerusalem where you can find international street art and graffiti
On Ben Shetah Street in Jerusalem, on top of the National Insurance Institute building, you will find a large and impressive mural that stretches the length of the building
Machaneh Yehudah Market, some would say the beating heart of Jerusalem, serves as two different arenas in the morning and in the evening. In the mornings the market is full of goods, hawkers and lots of consumers and tourists who come to buy products and enjoy the colorful atmosphere
Wynwood is one of the most visited neighborhoods in Miami- a tourist hotspot. Famous graffiti artists and street painters from every continent in the world have left their mark on the city walls
In this post you will find the most interesting areas to walk in Athens and you can enjoy an authentic local atmosphere full of spectacular works by leading graffiti artists
Athens is a paradise for those who like to relax, eat and photograph an authentic atmosphere
Athens is a city that is chaotic, wild, magnificent, dirty, gorgeous, impoverished, historical, desperate, and aesthetically flat
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An interactive street art map with hundreds of art works throughout the neighborhoods of Jerusalem.
A perfect tool for a street art tour guide
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An interactive street art map with 300 art works of art throughout the neighborhoods of Athens.
A perfect tool for a street art tour
The anonymous street artist who works under the nickname Elbocho (Little Donkey in Spanish) is without a doubt one of the most prominent street artists in Germany today with such a unique graphic language that his works are instantly recognizable and easy
Street artist Fabio de Oliveira Parnaiba, better known as CARNIO. A Brazilian artist who began his artistic career as a child on the streets of Sao Paulo
DAIN NYC (born in Brooklyn), is one of the most influential street artists to emerge from New York. DAIN combines urban techniques with old portraits of Hollywood glamor stars
Eduardo Kobra (1975, Sao Paulo) is one of the street artists and mural’s best-known, most beloved and famous painters in the world today – with works on five continents and an international record for the world’s largest mural
Eaton (Hollywood, CA, 1978) is known worldwide for its street art (huge-scale murals on skyscrapers) that can be found in major cities around the world. Tristan Eaton creates with a freehand spray paint – a technical nod to his history and the respect he acquires for graffiti culture
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An interactive street art map with 150 art works of art throughout the neighborhoods of Amsterdam.
A perfect tool for a street art tour
Amsterdam is a very “convenient” city for tourists, as most of the interesting sites in it are within walking distance of each other, or a short drive by public transport. Amsterdam’s magnificent water canals, unique squares and streets, the city’s young atmosphere
Street artist’s and pop artists at the MOCO Museum in the Museum Square in Amsterdam. The MOCO Museum is an independent museum with a wide collection of modern and inspiring street art. The museum presents a relatively permanent list of proven artists with a unique vision
From the 1920s to the 1980s, the NDSM wharf in Amsterdam was one of the largest shipyards in the world, regularly launching huge tankers from its wharves. Once this activity ceased, the spacious location and impressive scenery it creates, became a “home port” for music, art and other cultural events
Bijlmer and Bullewijk are two close neighborhoods in southeastern Amsterdam and Zuidoost. These are two green and open neighborhoods. A kind of community integration in the atmosphere of a large urban park, combined with urban construction with hundreds of apartments in each block
The museum strives to share the passion for street art and radical art movements with the public, and displays some of the biggest names in the field of street art alongside young talent from around the world – the list of artists in the exhibition can be found later in the post
In May 2019, the Amsterdam Street Art Foundation organized a street art festival called “If Walls Could Speak”. During the project, 10 huge and spectacular murals were created along housing blocks in East Amsterdam
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An interactive street art map with 480 art works of art throughout the neighborhoods of Berlin.
A perfect tool for a street art tour
This post puts Hackescher Markt at the center, however further down you will learn about two really intriguing street art centers only a short strolling distance away: the A FENCE exhibition at Alexanderplatz and, nearby, close by, a private neighborhood with a ton of street art on the building
You will track down a significant number of wall paintings in Berlin – some recount a story, others add tone and feel to the space and other just mirror a stunning art establishment
Teufelsberg (Devil’s Mountain) in Charlottenburg. It is one of the most fascinating and exceptional destinations in Berlin, introducing a strange, dystopian and science fiction climate
This post presents two toilet facilities not at all like anything you’ve at any point seen. The experience is somewhat claustrophobic right away, it feels swarmed and as though something is surrounding you
Located in the Schonenberg area, The Urban Nation Museum of Contemporary Urban Art in Berlin was opened in 2017 and, since then, it has furnished
This post presents the unique Berlin atmosphere and a lovely walk among four areas filled with street art. You can either visit these areas in one day, usually takes 5-8 hours or you can visit them separately partaking in an encounter that is all about inspiration, color, culture and crazy photo ops
Manhattan is the world’s largest and most significant graffiti capital. Graffiti in Manhattan comprises of a wide range of methods. Artists use the methods they prefer or integrate various methods in their workflow
Little Italy in downtown Manhattan is a neighborhood that attracts a lot of tourists and offers a large concentration of souvenir shops and traditional Italian food
Roi Jakubinki (BINSKY) is a multidisciplinary artist . His graffiti works are scattered throughout Tel Aviv and together create a clear and sharp pictorial language
The Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York is one of the coolest neighborhoods in Brooklyn and attracts an audience of young people, artists and hipsters
Things and places that must be known and visited in Tel Aviv
In contrast to the sleepy city I remembered from a previous visit a decade ago – I found a frenetic city, interesting and full of thousands of street art by diverse street artists using different techniques
Eat-Eye (Itay Ram) is an israeli street artist and animator, based in Tel-Aviv
Liza Mamali is a unique crocheting artist that using wool as an artistic expression tool in the public space since 2014. This is a very unique technique in the street art scene, making her art recognizable and prominent in the streets
The colorful and bustling Carmel Market provides us with a trading arena that has become increasingly touristy over the years. Another tourist element in the streets of the market, is the graffiti and street art that attracts a lot of tourists who document the streets and colors
In June 2013, opened (and still active) a unique exhibition of Israeli sreet artists alongside guest artists from around the world on the seventh floor of Tel Aviv Central Station
Hila Sheleg defines herself as a researcher, inventor, rider, thinker and loves words in Hebrew. Among other things, Hila is also a graffiti artist who specializes in writing songs, poetry and contemplation on the walls of Tel Aviv
Adi Sand is one of the Israeli graffiti artists who from the beginning of his career to the present day has maintained a clear and uniform graphic language based on comics and cartoons
MURIELLE STREET ART is one of my favorite graffiti artists. Muriel is very versatile and uses different and varied graffiti techniques in her works. It has no defined language and in every work she discovers and reveals herself anew
Florentine is a neighborhood that never stops giving. On every street corner you will find another graffiti work of art that is proudly displayed on one of the walls. Crazy combination of illogical connections between different techniques and the talents of different street artists
Brooklyn has been a center of pilgrimage for many years for veteran and young graffiti artists competing for neighborhood walls to display their artwork
DIOZ’s characters are twisted and transmit madness and anesthetic. From the distortion and madness of his characters, beauty emerges and their aesthetic uniqueness is expressed
Frenemy is highly influenced by the Children’s books and cartoons he loved as a child. As well as pop art, lowbrow art, and graffiti. Using watercolor and gouache, he paints bright colorful scenes with funny characters
Netanya’s main streets provide a unique atmosphere that combines an Israeli coastal city, diverse street food, squares and avenues full of restaurants, coffee shops and shops
DODO is a Tel Aviv street artist specializing in paste ups (graffiti stickers). His works are figurative, contemporary and pop art style
Nahalat Binyamin Street in Tel Aviv is a street/area very close to the Carmel Market complex and on one day tour you can see the two important graffiti & street art complexes of Tel Aviv
I think most of the graffiti encountered on the streets is made up of many colors. Alongside the colorful graffiti, it is always exciting to find strong, kicking graffiti in black and white
The magical Nahlaot neighborhood of Jerusalem is located between Agripas, Bezalel and Jaffa streets. On the tour among the neighborhood’s low-rise buildings you will find graffiti in a variety of techniques and styles
Graffiti in the Talpiot neighborhood of Jerusalem takes place under the international project “The Wall Festival” made up of international graffiti artists
During a walk at the Old City Of Beer Sheva, among the shops, courtyards and parking lots you will find quite a few interesting and varied graffiti artwork
Jewish-Israeli graffiti deals with issues related to religion, cultural heroes and Israel
Much of the graffiti art works in Israel and around the world deal with the expression, and documenting of a particular person
Michal Rubin (M.R) is a painter, tattoo artist and street artist. Michal seems to take great inspiration for her artworks from nature and the animal world. Her graffiti artwork characterized by a unique and colorful style
Ruben Carpathian introducing himself on the street under the nickname #TAG. He was born in Armenia, moved to Moscow and from there he immigrated to Israel
Thales Towers Is a nickname of graffiti artist who comes to the street art from the advertising field. His graphic line and iconic language are very distinct and remotely recognizable
Broken Fingaz are a group of street artists. In Israel you will find their work mainly in Haifa (the Walls Project) and in Jerusalem (the Walls in Talpiot)
One of the major graffiti artists in Jerusalem is solomon souza-kohn. Most of his graffiti artwork located in the Mahane Yehuda market +Nahlaot neighborhood in Jerusalem and a few graffiti artwork in Tel Aviv
DEDE is a graffiti narrative artist who specializes in a very wide variety of different graffiti techniques he developed after graduating from Bezalel academy
Damian Tab (originally Tobacco) is an animator by profession and his graffiti works also seem to be in constant motion, opening before us, breaking apart and rebuilding
Keren Missk, AKA The MISSK, is one of the most prolific artists in Tel Aviv.
Her diverse graffiti artwork cover dozens of walls throughout Tel Aviv
A British graffiti artist named James Ame who specializes in pop art style graffiti. AME 72 conveys his messages through smiling “toy dolls” reminiscent of LEGO characters
Rami Meiri is one of Israel’s first graffiti artists. Rami Meiri specializes in a number of graffiti techniques, including brush, charcoal, spray
Imaginary Duck (I.D) is a street alias of a graffiti female artist specializing in 3D Materials Graffiti, but not only
Love, like many other strong feelings, is also reflected in street art. In this post you will find a variety of romantic works from around the world
Street art in general and graffiti in particular express the whole spectrum of emotions, but there is something different about graffiti that expresses pain, loneliness, anger and rage. You will not remain indifferent
In this post about graffiti in Kiryat HamelachaI i focused on a unique area with 4 streets full of graffiti masterpieces: Hamifal st. HaMerEts st. Hatnufa st. Ha’amal st
A tour of Tel Aviv University revealsy outdoor sculptures by Israeli
Graffiti Day Trip in Netanya הרחובות המרכזיים של נתניה מספקים אווירה ייחודית המשלבת עיר חוף ישראלית, אוכל רחוב מגוון, כיכרות ושדרות מלאות במסעדות, בתי קפה
DEDE מצייר דימויים וניצן משתמשת רק במילים. היצירה שלהם מאופיינת בדיאלוג בין שתי שפות מובחנות והחיבור בין הדימוי של DEDE והשיר של ניצן מינץ יוצר מסר חזק וברור.
A walking tour of the neighborhood reveals dozens of street art by various artists using different and varied techniques. I recommend arriving on Saturday morning, so the area is not busy and you can roam freely in the streets, courtyards and parking lots
In June 2013, opened (and still active) a unique exhibition of Israeli sreet artists alongside guest artists from around the world on the seventh floor of Tel Aviv Central Station
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