A mural featuring Mary Poppins and her magic umbrella is on the corner of Blvd St. Laurent and rue Sherbrooke. It was painted by Antoine Tavaglione, aka TAVA in 2016.

below: From across the street, Blvd St. Laurent


Photos taken October 2018.
A mural featuring Mary Poppins and her magic umbrella is on the corner of Blvd St. Laurent and rue Sherbrooke. It was painted by Antoine Tavaglione, aka TAVA in 2016.

below: From across the street, Blvd St. Laurent


Photos taken October 2018.
The Cafe Cinema Courtyard starts as a small alley beside the Cafe Cinema off Rosenthaler Strasse close to the Hackescher Market. It is almost completely covered with street art of all kinds – painted murals, stickers, paste ups and more.




below: “It’s time to dance”, one of many large paste-ups by SOBR


below: The same hedgehog that I saw in Tallinn…. the work of Edward von Longus

below: Flower Power, straight from the 1960’s, by Joiny

below: Lisanne, Dagmar and Donna were here as were Berlyn and Yasmyn. Russian matryoshka dolls and Fabrege eggs watch the boxing match between facebooks and instagram. The Russian themed stencil is the work of ost.up.berlin




below: Ann Franke by Jimmy C (aka James Cochrane)


below: by Garavato, a Colombian street artist, painted in 2016

below: A yellow creature by Peng. In the background is a circle with a silhouette of Charlie Brown and Snoopy sitting on the roof of the dog house, by Osch aka Otto Schade.



below: Pasteup of boy in blue by @tona_one

below: A couple of yarn bombs too.

below: Soon, Azione!, and Joiny (the girl in the British telephone booth)

below: by MIMI the clowN


below: Love Revolution



below: Sold out.





To find out where we’ve taken street art photos, check our “Locations” page!
Georgia the country that is, Tbilisi Georgia

below: Love is life. Not sure if there is meaning to the handgun and bullet holes

below: Michael Jackson

below: blowing smoke

below: Looking out the window

below: James Joyce

below: Cafe Linville

below: A television family. The rabbit ears are quaint.

below: Crying eyes


below: Throwing each other away. Are any of us really disposable?

below: A more positive message – butterflies and love

below: I suspect that it’s a protest that is political in nature but because of my lack of Greek I’m not sure.

below: I think that this is the face that is stenciled the most. Che Guevara may have died in 1967 but his face lives on.

Athens has lots of concrete pillars on its streets and many have graffiti on them. The next few photos are some of those pillars.



below: A large mural in Thessaloniki by DAL and Faith47.

below: The unspeakable truth

below: Large owl in purple and white with pink eyes staring at you.

below: A mad dog (wolf?) with teeth showing, chasing a man in green.

below: All you see are the blue eyes… veil by vales?

below: It reminded me of the story of the Trojan horse. Or you can think of it as two modes of transportation, then and now.

below: Encircled in purple

below: How is your Greek? I haven’t a clue but I hope it’s not too profane. When I tried a google image search, it came up with maps of Thessaloniki – is that a clue? I thought the image was more like a bird.

below: Making music. Once again the words are written in Greek so I don’t understand them.

below: White tigers on a wall. Mama and her two little ones along with some paste-up faces.

below: Death sneaks up from behind. Colourful.

below: Oh no! Another picture with a motorbike!

below: A skeleton between the windows.

below: A fence to keep the cows in, even if it’s a wind up cow. You probably can’t see it, but someone has written “go vegan” by the cow’s tail. The signature seems to be shogun1.de

below: This octopus seems quite happy with his ride!

below: #ironik in English,

below: oink, oink, grunt, grunt. A wonderfully real looking pig albeit a purple one.

below: Be yourself even if you’re blue.


below: Skull and head.

below: Not even skin and bones, just bones but bones with wonderful detail.

below: His sunglasses match his tongue.

below: Skane, sorc and zombie with a tongue

below: Little blue man and a signature that I’m not sure about.

below: Two faces in white and orange.


To find out where we’ve taken picture of street art, check our “Locations” page!
below: The intersection of San Cayetano and Calle de Embajadores. A wall encloses a playing field of some kind.

below: Looking down San Cayetano

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below: Street art on the wall signed by @elreydelaruina (Ruina R64)


below: Parts of letters on the wall. Tuuulibreria is a bookstore where you (the buyer) decide how much the book is worth.

below: And above the bookstore, a table ready for dinner. The words above the wine bottle are an ode to Embajadores, “mi barrio” i.e. my neighbourhood.


Muros Tabalcalera refers to the murals on the concrete wall surrounding the Tabalcalera Urban Art Space in Madrid. These are murals were painted in 2016 by 24 by different artists under the title Naturalezas Urbanas.

below: A mural by Alice Pasquini, an Italian street artist. The street sign says Calle del Meson de Paredes,


below: Animalitoland, aka Graciela Gonçalves Da Silva, painted this little girl with her umbrella.

below: Circles of birds by Joao Lelo, a Brazilian artist

below: Clusters of green leaves by btoy

below: Upside down and all in red, by Lolo

below: It’s a Jungle in here according to nuriatoll

below: Two more murals. On the left is a woman covered with flowers that was painted by Casassola while the more cartoon like characters on the right are the work of Nano 4814

below: A bird? Shapes and textures? by Antonyo Marest

below: On the right, abstract artwork by Laguna

below: Love wins by Okuda

below: Figures all squeezed into the frame, painted by Digo Deigo

below: painted by Koctel, an artist who seems to like painting fruit. Here we see heads made of watermelon and starfruit.

below: Left to right: blue and brown tiles – Add Fuel (aka Diogo Machado); abstract shapes that look a bit like a head – Grip Face ; black and yellow – Deno

below: A blue haired girl wrapped in the wings of a colourful bird, by Julieta XLF

More information about the wall and the artists can be found on the Muros Tabacalera website
To find out where we’ve taken picture of street art, check our “Locations” page!
The following photos were taken in a walled park (or community garden) in Madrid in March 2018.
below: Face and fishes by Lazaro Totem

below: El Indio

below: Por Favor is a street artist whose work can be seen around Madrid.

below: Ianah

below: The front of a large ROA animal

below: And the back part of the animal, and the left part of the mural

below: Another El Indio. He’s wanted for something!

below: A long drawn mural with lots of detail.

below: A close up of part of the mural above

below: The Madrid coat of arms is the blue shield shape with a bear and a tree in the middle, similar to what is painted here. The man chopping down the tree is definitely not on the coat of arms!

below: Vegan bunnies

On 12 August 1961, the Soviets began building a wall around West Berlin to separate it from East Berlin and East Germany. By the next morning, the wall was complete. More than 90 miles of wall made an island out of West Germany.

Eastside Gallery – This outdoor “gallery” is a section of the Berlin Wall that has been left standing along Muhlenstrasse. It is just over 1300 metres long and has been covered with 105 paintings and murals on the side that faced East Berlin. It was first painted in 1990 just after the wall fell. Some sections were repainted in 2009.
below: “Diagonale Lösung des Problems” by Michail Serebrjakow 1990. Diagonal solutions.

below: A Trabant (the only East German make of car) comes through the wall, painted by Birgit Kinder, 2009. The date on the licence plate, 9 November 1989, is when the wall was opened and East and West Germans were allowed to cross freely. Demolition of the wall began in June of 1990.

below: The orange bridge in the picture is Oberbaumbrucke (Oberbaum Bridge) that crosses the River Spree near this wall section. This wall runs parallel to the River Spree as the river was part of the ‘border’ here.

below: Part of “Doin it cool for the East Side” by Jim Avignon, Miriam Butterfly, and Tomas Fey (similar to above).

below: actors Jean Reno and Juliette Binoche

below: Jumping over the wall (He looks a bit too relaxed?)

below: ‘Tolerance’ by Mary Mackey of Denver

below: A small part of ‘Joint Venture’ by Margaret Hunter.


below: Es gilt viele mauren abzu bauen = There are many walls to build. There are lots of walls we need to break down. Painted by Ines Bayer and Raik Hönemann

below: By Schamil Gimajev (or Gamil Gimajew), a very large mural with the words Freedom and Perestroika incorporated into it.

below: A gate in the wall, now with locks on it.

below: Some of the locks

below: by Christine Fuchs

below: Batman and The Joker.



below: No mans land barbed wire. “Niemandsland” by Carmen Leidner.

below: Theodor Cheslav Tezhik – The Big Kremlins Wind. The winds of change.


below: I painted over the wall of shame so freedom is ashamed no more. Inferno ruled too many years until the people chose the light. I put my faith in you, Berlin, and give to you my colours bright.” Fulvio Pinma. The text is also written in Italian (larger letters above) and in German (at the bottom).

below: Not in the picture, the other end of the chain is in the mouth of a white dove. This mural is by Andrej Smolák


below: A comment on censorship in art by Willi Berger – “Der Maler Hans Meissel (1888-1969) sowohl im Dritten Reich als auch in der DDR mit Ausstellungsverbot belegt wegen seiner expressiven Malweise setzte mit ‘GOTT ALLEIN DIE EHRE’, J.S. Bachs letzter Komposition der Kunst der Fuge ein Denkmal. [blue] Mit der Kopie des nun erstverottenthaten Bildes mochte ich meinem Lehrer Donk abstatten.” It’s a copy of a painting by (and tribute to) Hans Meissel whose artwork was banned by the Third Reich. The title of the painting is “Soli Deo Gloria” and was a tribute to the last composition by J.S. Bach, ‘The Art of the Fugue’.

below: Thierry Noir

below: Mikhail Gorbachev drives a car with a hammer and sickle steering wheel.

below: Selling black and white portraits in front of an untitled work by Ana Leonor Madeira Rodrigues. Floating ghostly figures in black and white.

below: Spacemagik, by Gabor Simon

below: A line of wanted posters. Bloody Vladimir. Putin of course.

below: A painting of Leonid Brezhnev and Erich Honecker kissing as painted by Dmitri Vrubel. It was first painted in 1990 and re painted in 2009. Honecker was the East German leader in 1989 whose rise to power was aided by Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev. By 1989, Brezhnev was dead and the more liberal Mikhail Gorbachev was the Soviet leader.





A full list of the original artists can be found on Wikipedia.

‘Muralist Istanbul’ is an annual mural painting festival that has been running in the Kadikoy area of Istanbul since 2012. Most of the murals on this page are from 2013 so you know that this is only a sample of what can be seen in Kadikoy!
below: The bottom part of “Occupy Antarctica”. What is missing is a clock and a red fez – both are above the penguins. Painted by B. Shanti.

below: Two purplish horsemen separated by a column of windows, by Franco Fasoli aka Jaz (from Argentina) called “One against One” painted in 2013.

below: The text says Captain Borderline. The title is “Sufi of Kadikoy/Totem” and it is the work of Dabtar from Germany. Dabtar is a member of the Captain Borderline Crew (as is fellow German, B. Shanti, above).

below: “Resistencia” by Inti. Skulls on the wrists and an apple in hand.

below: A closer look at the bottom part of the mural that is in the shade. An ace up the sleeve.

below: Eyes on the balloon, watching as it rises over the vacant lot. “Balao ” by Brazilian artist Claudio Ethos, 2013.

below: “In Dreams” by Freddy Sam (aka Ricky Lee Gordon) An elephant at night, under the moon and stars. Most of his murals are in shades of grey.

below: I couldn’t find any information on this mural.

If you plan to visit Kadikoy, do a bit of research online first and save yourself some time! Images and the locations of most of the murals are on the internet.