STRAAT Museum In Amsterdam
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
Street Art In East Amsterdam
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
Berlin Street Art Map
New!
An interactive street art map with 480 art works of art throughout the neighborhoods of Berlin.
A perfect tool for a street art tour
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
Stickers and Paste Ups – Manhattan
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
Street art & Graffiti in Little Italy – NYC
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
BINSKY – Characters and creatures
Roi Jakubinki (BINSKY) is a multidisciplinary artist . His graffiti works are scattered throughout Tel Aviv and together create a clear and sharp pictorial language
Street art & Graffiti in Williamsburg – NYC
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
Inspirational photos from Tel Aviv
Things and places that must be known and visited in Tel Aviv
Graffiti and street art in Zurich
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 – Eats you with his big eyes
Eat-Eye (Itay Ram) is an israeli street artist and animator, based in Tel-Aviv
MAMALI – Crocheting in the public space
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
Graffiti & street art in the Carmel Market Tel Aviv
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
Street art in Tel Aviv Central Station
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 – chooses words
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
