Best of Berlin Street Art summer 2019

On the side of Kindl Treppe we find this colourfull piece reminiscent both of hippie aestethics and traditional African designs.

This might be a pug on drugs or something completely different, found in a side street in Rixdorf, Neukölln.

I must admit, i found this mural a bit disturbing.

Senor Schnu has bee super busy over the last weeks, according to a report by RBB he created over a 1.000 pieces in the winter and then distributed them in only two weeks.

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Stair case on the back of the Kindl centre for contemporary art. The project “Meine Welt gemeinsam gestalten” ~ “To collectively shape my world”, this project involved numerous locals to shape the concrete stair case at the corner of Isar- and Neckarstraße

The TV tower on the Titanic, stencil at Haus Schwarzenberg

Pretty deep, eh? 3D piece in Haus Schwarzenberg; a prison shaped like a smartphone

War is over – at least according to this rather disturbing mural in Haus Schwarzenberg featuring John Lennon and Yoko Ono.

These days Ron Miller is mostly doing commercial work, so its a bit special if you find uncommissioned work by them. Found this Geisha in Haus Schwarzenberg

Very clever bit by Otto Schade aka Osch where two skulls form a butterfly. Spotting his work is pretty simple a lot of the time. In most cases he creates his work using coloured bands

Another mural by an as of yet unidentified artist in Haus Schwarzenberg.

Collab by Liz.Art and Osch: bat signal and cat woman

Mural by Age Age aka Hannes Höhlig for IFEX at Haus Schwarzenberg. IFEX is an NGO promoting the freedom of expression through art as a universal human right.

One Wall project organized by Urban Nation – Berlins first urban art musem – in the Tegel Art Park by Berlin residents Herakut and Nuno Viegas: “I will not let you down”.

Detail of the “real recognizes real”-mural by Herakut and Nuno Viegas

And a view from the other side

Another collaboration for a ONE WALL project in Tegel. “2268 miles & Luchadore Pachamama” by Tankpetrol and Queenkong is about the relationship between man and nature according the urban nation website. For me though it is a statement for strong feminity, showing that women don’t have to conform to male expectations of who and what they should be, but I’m an old feminist.

Another perspective on this beautiful mural in Tegel.

Classical graffiti piece in Mauerpark – just moments before.

Paste-Uop by Senor Schnu with his typical moustached popsicle. Found in Dircksenstrasse, one of Berlin Mitte’s remaining places for brilliant street art. On the left is an old one by El Bocho, showing Little Lucy in the process of beheading a cat.

Oh come on China, surveillance is so 1984.

The artist Fankapan almost always incorporates these silver balloons in his work, always remeinding me a bit of Jeff Koons, so in a way this is a double Hommage.

A classic, Little Lucy beheading kitty. We still don’t know why Lucy hates the cat so much, but it must be something deep.

Not sure if this actualy a piece by the “bird crew” or someone else, but I really like how expressive it is, even though all sentiment is created only very few lines.

I know, I should know this artists name but right now it escapes me.