Mig the robot stars in this Amman mural

Mig the robot stars in this Amman mural

In central Amman is a mural of a face that is divided vertically down the middle, half male and half female. It was painted by Akut (half of Herakut) in 2016.


This mural was made with the support of USAid and aptART. The latter is an acronym for Awareness and Prevention through Art. In this case, they are highlighting the question of gender equality. They sponsored four other murals in Amman but unfortunately I don’t have any photos of them (nor did I see them when I was there).
Across the street from the train station in Marrakech is this large mural of Aziz the mason, a Berber man in a wool hat. It was painted by German artist Hendrik Beikirch in 2015. Beikirch first worked with spray paint 30 years ago.

In 2014 Beirkirch spent some time as an artist in resident at Jardin Rouge, a program sponsored by the Montresso Art Foundation in Marrakech. The work that he did here became the Tracing Morocco project. For this project, Beikirch painted 22 portraits of Moroccans he had met; it is meant as a tribute to those whose traditional ways are disappearing. Not only were portraits printed in a book of the same name, but also they were painted as large murals in different places around the world including the Netherlands and New York City.

Back in 2015 I saw these three murals by Nicholai Khan in Las Vegas. Khan was born in Trinidad but moved to Manhattan (New York City) in the 1980’s.


below: Charlie Chaplin & his dog, surrounded by laughter.

below: Mickey Mouse doesn’t look very happy.

The entrance to Strachan Place (in Melbourne CBD) is marked by a large mural by adnate.



below: I am not sure who the artist is but the white rabbit wants you to know that it’s 12:01. Is that late?


Scroll down to the next post to see more adnate in Melbourne.
Another artist with work in Artists Lane is heesco, a Mongolian born artist now living in Melbourne.
below: A marvelous blue woman with a glass of red wine in one hand while she gives you the finger with the other hand.

below: An abstract explosion of colour and energy

below: A close up of the one above:

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: 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.


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


Street Art in Yerevan, the capital of Armenia.














