It’s the beginning of a new year and time for a look back at some of the street art I spotted in 2020. Some pieces tell us a lot about the year that many of us waved goodbye to with much relief. Many of them leave us marvelling at the artists’ skill, inventiveness and storytelling ability.
London
London 
London 
London 
London 
London 
Rotterdam 
London 
London 
London 
London 
Exhibition in St Malo 
Rotterdam 
London 
Lisbon 
Barreiro 
Edinburgh 
Brighton 
London 
Lisbon 
London 
Bristol 
Bristol
London
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 4 January 2021
Enjoying street art has become a regular event on my travels around the world: more of my findings can be seen here
For even more art, pop over to see Sami at Monday Mural
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BRILLIANT!! these are so interesting, thank you for sharing💗
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It’s amazing how many of these I remember. I loved them all. It’s amazing how much Trump and Johnson look alike in murals. Thanks for this great recap.
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Fabulous street art gallery! I hope you find lots more in 2021.
be well and safe… mae at maefood.blogspot.com
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These are great!
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What fun to see all of these, Debbie! I always wonder about copyrights, too, and when taking shots with people, about releases, although I have no idea about the status of those these days.
janet
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Brilliant photos Debbie
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The new norm. 😀 😀 Great finds and photos Debbie 😀
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These are amazing images.
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“Nightmare on any street” is good.
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Yes, good art and great words
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They are all great Debbie, so many fabulous murals around the world! Loved the Eau de Virus 🙂
Thanks for contributing to Monday Murals.
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Great idea, I may do this next week.
LOVE the “cologne”.
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Oh yes, do give it a go. It was very interesting to do, and gave me a better view of the year than I had before ;looking at the photos.
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All very interesting and fun to look at.
BUT I had one favorite ….. the scary one!
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I assume you mean the nightmare 🙂
Though I have to say there were a few that scared me, especially the clown
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You assume right!!!!!
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Fantabulous post Of street art Debbie!
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Thank you. I was amazed at the variety I had seen in such a difficult year.
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Oh, brilliant, Debbie. And interesting seeing where you saw some of these as I recognise styles of certain artists…
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Oh Debbie…..this is so totally wow and more wow. Agree with the above too. You are amazing ❤
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Gorgeous! You should make a book, as Becky said! Or a poster – I would gladly buy one!
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A poster is a good idea, Ann Christine!
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I like the poster idea, Ann-Christine. I had been thinking of doing some sets of postcards, but posters might be better.
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Will be great to see the final decision!
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You’ve given us a fabulous year of street art Debbie. Keep ’em coming!
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I’ll try but I really need the artists to come to St Albans!
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this post would make a fabulous coffee table book!
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The trouble is that it’s someone else’s art. Although I blog my photos I never do anything more serious with them. Partly ethics, partly copyright concerns. There are frequent debates about it at camera club.
But you have tempted me to look more deeply into it. Or at least do a book for myself 🙂
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I was thinking that just after I hit send – there must be someway, perhaps a street art equivalent of the PRS which exists for music
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