Unique Street Art from around the world, that will having you stopping.
Kate McGovern's Leaning Tower of Pisa in Philadelphia, PA, USA
Since the age of Cave Drawings, men have draw on walls to express various emotions from love, hate or to inspire others.
Some scientists believed that because cavemen had no written language, they communicated their stories by using pictures. But yet even today, every city has graffiti - While much of it is random words & wanton destruction of property, there has emerged a very creative street art. Many cities have sanctioned & embraced in parts of the city, while other's not sanctioned at all, but quite amusing never the less.
I'm been fortunate enough to see some great examples around the globes and thought it would be fun to explore some of the examples of all kinds of street art out there from all various sources.
Sculpture in the foreground with stars painted on the wall, but once the street lights turn on in the evening the full effect can be seen. (Location Kaunas, Lithuania)
Chicago’s Logan Square neighborhood by artist know as Bored (who remains anonymous) Offers a 3 dimensional project based on Monopoly, featuring dice, chance cars & small green houses
We read about Candy Chang last year with her amazing idea, create a Chalkboard on the side of an abandon building and write the words, "Before I die..." and let people fill in the answer.
Visit Chang's web site & read her story behind the idea.
Images from Banksy
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| Banksy has graffitied an image of Apple founder Steve Jobs as a refugee at a camp in Calais |
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Rowhills from instagram     |
Introducing to his work back in 2008 through a friend who had one of this books.
Slinkachu, the London-based artist who as part of his 'Little People Project' has been abandoning tiny model people on the mean streets of the world since 2006. Documented through photography, these little dramas of hope and tragedy, loneliness and humour somehow get to the heart of what it means to be human; to be alone among millions of other people, all experiencing the particular melancholy and magic of life in the big city.
Russian Artist - Pavel Puhov
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| Graffiti in Moscow of Russian President Vladimir Putin. (Pawel Kopczynsk/Reuters) |
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| Image David Zinn |
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| Street Art in UK - by Davyd Samuels |
Images from various unknown sources:
