Thierry Noir – Street Innocence
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.
Berlin Street Art Map
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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
Best street art in Berlin
This post summarizes the six best and most interesting complexes in Berlin where you can find international street art and graffiti
Elbocho
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
CARNIO
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
Eduardo Kobra
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
Hackescher Markt Street Art, Berlin
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
Berlin’s spectacular murals
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
Street Art at Devil’s Mountain, Berlin
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
Berlin’s Most Graffitied 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
Urban Nation Museum Berlin
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 […]
Street Art Tour in Berlin
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
