-Denmark
This brightly coloured, possibly hallucinatory, mural decorates a small building at the entrance to Christiania in Copenhagen. Christiania, also known as Freetown Christiania is a self-proclaimed autonomous area created in […]
Graffiti and Street Art
Las Vegas’ new LINQ Promenade, between the LINQ and Flamingo hotels, is home to the High Roller big wheel, a good selection of bars and eateries and a varied display of street […]
-Austria
Linked to Monday Mural. Copyright Debbie Smyth, 30 March 2015
-Austria
This artist was hard at work on a very cold day in Vienna – a fresh and vibrant piece to add to the huge mix along the canal. The intense colours […]
-Austria
I wonder how many cites in the world have a canal? Not a statistic easily findable through Google and Wikipedia, but certainly all of the cities I have been […]
California
A fun mural spotted where else but in a car park, in downtown LA. Linked to Monday Murals.
-Madrid
For the real thing, look here! Linked to Monday Mural. […]
-Madrid
In recent months, I have featured a number of beautifully decorated shop door shutters, but I think these doors have to take the award for entrance adornment. Although Tower Bridge […]
-Glasgow
Tiger Beer commissioned a number of murals to commemorate 2010 Year of the Tiger. Five of these represented the elements of the Chinese Zodiac – water, earth, wood, fire and […]
-Madrid
This well known establishment has turned darkness into cool. The stunning mural on the front of this popular Madrid blues bar depicts its name perfectly: Blues Oscuro Casi Negro (dark blues almost black). The name, […]
Graffiti and Street Art
Part of the One Four Challenge, in which Robyn invites us to take one photo and produce four different images, over a period of four weeks. Here I have darkened […]
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