Graffiti and Street Art

16th century inspires 21st century

This giant, 600 m² mural is the work of Athens-born and based street artist, Pavlos Tsarinas. It was created in conjunction with Manolis Anastasakos and the Kretsis crew as part of a project by the […]

-Greece

Emerging from the shadows

-Hong Kong

Shirley is back

French born artist, Elsa Jean de Dieu, brings some delightful art to the streets of Hong Kong. I showed you a secretive Shirley Temple recently, and now we have […]

-London

Leaving is the easy way out

Now over to all of you. Do come and join us in our Saturday six-word musings. I’ll admit that many of us openly break the numeric rule and share […]

-London

London hearts

There is a sad story behind this striking mural, which was painted to commemorate the lives of eight innocents lost in the attack at London Bridge / Borough Market in June […]

-China

A walk in the woods

Copyright Debbie Smyth, 11 February 2019 Enjoying street art has become a regular event on my travels around the world: more of my findings can be seen here […]

-Budapest

The opening goes on shrinking

Growth can be a disadvantage. This giant mural by Spanish street artist, Dan Ferrer, is stunning in its style, artistry and sheer size. Alice is a true giant in this […]

-London

Think

This is another mural that came to East Croydon during the 2018 Rise Festival (you can see its close neighbour here) and can be viewed from the platforms at […]

-Netherlands

Pixelated face of Cardinal Sin

Banksy created his pixelated priest sculpture in 2011 in reaction to the child abuse scandal in the Catholic church. His classic priest sculpture received a pixelation makeover, a very clever way […]

-London

Remember to talk

This cuddly but sad-looking creature is busy sending notes to another sad creature at the far end of a long chain. It is the work of Hayley Welsh, a highly […]

-China

Bruce Lee in action

This decorated shutter is close to the ancestral home of Bruce Lee, in the Enning Road area of Guangzhou. The house itself, and the surrounding alleys, have been renovated in […]

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Graffiti and Street Art

16th century inspires 21st century

Emerging from the shadows

Shirley is back

Leaving is the easy way out

London hearts

A walk in the woods

The opening goes on shrinking

Think

Pixelated face of Cardinal Sin

Remember to talk

Bruce Lee in action