Thorvaldsen’s Return
In central Copenhagen, next to Christiansborg Palace, there stands a museum dedicated to a single artist, to the sculptor Bertel Thorvaldsen (1770–1844), a Dane who spent most of his life in Rome. The outside […]
Pantheism in Full View
This giant mural was conceived by Perry Rod, founder and Chairman of The Paradise Project, a group that promotes and supports the philosophy of pantheism. They launched a competition for the design of […]
Milan Murals
Linked to Monday Mural Copyright Debbie Smyth, 4 January 2016
What’s the Deal?
On England’s coast, just a little north of Dover, a previous bingo hall has these welcoming doors. However, the building has been empty for a few years now and […]
Gnasher at Work
Graffiti artist Gnasher has added a very striking face to the substation in Tib Street, Manchester. Back in 1985 some well-known graffiti artists worked in Gnasher’s hometown of Harlow in Essex which […]
Space Invader
This charming space invader has appeared on Kelvin Street in Manchester in the last year or so. Linked to Monday Murals Copyright Debbie Smyth, 12 October 2015
Slowly but Surely
I don’t know the artist of this latest mural at the end of the Tib Street Substation in Manchester’s Northern Quarter, but I do like its cheerful, vibrant colours. Linked to Monday […]
Hearing, Seeing, Talking Balloon
This is another of the giant murals that brighten up blank walls in Kadıköy in Istanbul. This “big brother-esque” balloon is by Claudio Ethos, a Brazilian who typically paints surreal scenes […]
Travel with Intent 