Berlin’s Most Graffitied Toilet

In Berlin and need to use the toilet?
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. Be that as it may, if you look again, focus on the walls, read the messages and partake in the realistic power – you are in for a multisensory experience.

Urban Spree Toilet

The Urban Spree is a diverse compound that combines various media on walls, fences and floors, letting you to pick how you want to appreciate the art. The Urban Spree show lobby is devoted to a wide assortment of live music, from rock to cutting edge electronic music. The complex additionally has Urban summer meetings with Berlin’s best road performers (each Friday night, Saturday and Sunday in the Beer Garden).

Urban Spree is a multifaceted compound that merges multiple media on walls, fences and floors, enabling you to choose how to enjoy art. The Urban Spree concert hall is dedicated to a wide variety of live music, ranging from rock to advanced electronic music. The complex also hosts urban summer sessions with Berlin’s best street musicians (every Friday night, Saturday and Sunday in the Beer Garden).

Urban Spree is additionally home for some celebrations and occasions, like Pictoplasma, Druck berlin, Amaze, ComicInvasion Berlin, Krake, graphic days, outside screenings, coffee shop occasions and the sky is the limit from there.

To partake in the events, you should really look at their website or Facebook ahead of time click here for more photos.

Urban Nation Museum Toilet

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 to present street art and culture and to conjure metropolitan inspiration and creation.

From one perspective, the museum experience looks like that of other little museums. Then again, Urban Nation, offers a one of a kind look at the Berlin street experience with huge number of photographs taken by artists and photographers who were and are engaged in the Berlin street art scene

This post only displays photos of the museum’s toilets. Click here if you want to see more pictures of the Urban Nation Museum.

This post is part of a series on street art in Berlin.
Following are the posts in the series:

About Me

My name is Dror Hadadi and I have always loved and been drawn to graffiti and street art – to language, color, subversion and art. Urban art, which exists in public space 24/7, fascinates and captivates my heart.

Graffiti and street art are a free ticket to a global exhibition, which is constantly changing, growing and developing. Graffiti creates and drives an artistic dialogue between the passerby and architecture and urban life. Sometimes graffiti disrupts, harms and etch its presence on the wall. Sometimes it brings the public wall to life, allowing us a colorful and exciting glimpse into the artist’s private world – and into our own world as viewers. In both cases, in graffiti and street art, an immediate communication and dialogue is created between the viewer and the message left for him on the wall. Graffiti and street art that takes place in the urban-public space, maintains a dialogue with us on a daily basis, and allows us to communicate with the space closest to us, which serves as a setting for our living environment and life in the urban space.

Enjoy!