Schade on the street

A few years ago, one of the themes running through the work of Otto Schade, aka Osch, was a sunset circle in a black background. The figures within the circle were silhouettes.

street art by Otto Schade, sunset circle on black background, silhouettes of young boys with handguns pointed at the back of the head of the boy in front of him
Graffiti on a wall, wheatpaste graffiti surrounds a large orange and yellow circle with black silhouettes inside, boyes with rifles, spears, and bows and arrows pointed at man with jester hat and arms raised
Otto Schade, a k a Osch, mural of a circle with a sniper rifle target with mother and two kids in the crosshairs, sunset orange and red circle on black background, London, Shoreditch
moon circle in black sky, with silhouette of boy on a bike with E T in a basket on front handle bars, ET has a gun pointed at the boy

below: “Say it with Flowers”

a young girl picks flowers,  the heads of the flowers are in the shape of radioactive symbol, silhouette, on sunset circle, by Osch, also known as Otto Schade
mural by Otto Schade on a large wood gate in Camden London England, sunset coloured circle with darker on bottom, a man in top hat with cigar in his mouth is counting notes of money as some of the notes blow in the breeze, a large bag of money by his feet, a girl is being lifted upward by a bunch of round helium balloons

Photos taken in 2016 and 2017

Some of these have appeared in prior posts.

Revolution Wall 2

The other day I posted some pictures of the art on the boards around the United Nations ESCWA building in Beirut (Feb 20, Let Lebanon Live).  The pictures in this blog post are from another Revolution Wall, by Art of Change, in the same neighbourhood.

on a grey wall in red letters, Revolution Wall Art of Change, peace written as a tag,

below: A rotten orange by dew (Ali Kadado) & renoz (renozoner).

On blue background, a young man holding up a large rotten orange, holding by the stem, street art by Dew and renoz

graffiti and street art on a Beirut wall

below: Wings of Freedom

wings of freedom graffiti

below: Close to a real heart

graffiti on a wall including a large heart that is anatomically close to real

metal and concrete barricades beside a wall covered with tags and graffiti

on a city street, low rise goldish brown stone buildings with graffiti and street art around the bottom layer

below: The count down is upside down

street art and protest graffiti on a wall, exterior

below: An archer fires red hearts in a painting by Lea Bou Habib

graffiti, an archer in blue top and shorts shoots a red heart from a bow

below: Stencil by markghsoub aka Markus

blue circle, red vertical stripe, black stencil of doves and other things in black

blue circle, red vertical stripe, black stencil of doves and other things in black along with a woman with a teal coloured bandana over the lower part of her face, a woman with long hair trying to hold onto a dove, all stencils

below: Throwing dice in a painting by Zein. street art of a hand throwing a pair of dice

grey wall in front of office building, with street art on the wall, Beirut

a woman's face with hair half blue and half pink, a large blue mouse that is screaming

below: Two pink mice

two pink mice painted on a wall in Beirut

below: Protesters throwing red hearts, not just any hearts, but hearts with the Lebanese cedar tree.

graffiti of a yellow circle with black silhouette of a person with a gas mask on, throwing a red heart
metal and concrete barricades, three white metal panels with graffit on them, a D, R and S on the panels

below: A Lebanese flag with the red stripe made of hearts, Our love for this country will overcome your greed for the green. street art of a Lebanese flag with the red stripes made of hearts, also the words Our Love for the country will overcome your green for the green

below: Three panels of bulls, cows, and words by Selim Mawad

three panels of drawings of cartoon bulls and cows by Selim Mawad

below: Close up of the middle panel

close up of a middle panel, work by Selim Mawad, black and white cows and bulls with Arabic writing

Scroll down to the previous blog post for more of Selim Mawad’s work.