Street Art Cities Page
The sad news that Ernest Zacharevic’s fantastic installation ‘Rage against the Machine’ in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia has been destroyed, inspired this blog post about street art and graffiti in the Malaysian capital. Photos by Matt Fox-Tucker of BA Street Art.
Palermo is a great place to find street art and graffiti with many works also relating to the city’s history and the mafia too, as Matt Fox-Tucker of BA Street Art discovered.
Museo a Cielo Abierto in the district of San Miguel in Santiago de Chile is one of the best places in the country to see street art with more than 30 murals measuring 85 m2 each in one place, as Matt Fox-Tucker of BA Street Art discovered.
Havana is a great place to check out murals and graffiti with its colonial architecture and abandoned buildings providing a rich urban canvas. BA Street Art’s Matt Fox-Tucker was visiting Cuba this month and took these photos documenting the murals and artworks to be found around the capital. Continue reading →
Doel is an abandoned coastal village in Belgium 20 miles north of Antwerp that has become home to world famous street artists and graffiti artists. Continue reading →
Roa, Defo, Jen Zie, Martin Ron, and Pichi & Avo have finished new designs at the North West Walls project on the site of the Rock Werchter music festival in Belgium. The project has been curated by Belgian artist Arne Quinze setting the artists the challenge of painting three giant container towers.
Ernest Zacharevic has painted some beautiful murals in George Town, the state capital of Penang in Malaysia. The Lithuanian street artist visited Penang in 2012 and has been back and forth to paint more than a dozen murals as part of the Mirrors George Town project. Matt from BA Street Art was in Penang and discovered how George Town is now on the map as much for its street art as for its colonial architecture and being a World Heritage Site.
