Graffiti Berlin: Street Art & Urban Walls

Berlin’s vibrant street art scene is legendary. This archive explores the city’s diverse graffiti and urban art, from the iconic East Side Gallery – a sprawling testament to the fall of the Berlin Wall – to the hidden gems tucked away in Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain. Discover the stories behind the art, the artists who created it, and the evolving cultural landscape it reflects. Explore the evolution of styles, from politically charged murals to abstract expressionism. Dive into our collection of articles to uncover Berlin’s creative pulse and its compelling visual history.

Futura 2000 Interview

As you could read some days ago, graffiti legend Futura 2000 was in Berlin for his recent exhibition Odyssey Two. During the opening, the New York-based iconic artists took some time to answer questions regarding his current work, past exhibition experiences, and so on…Those of you, who respect Futura for his artworks in the same way I do, should take a look at this insightful interview! Via hypebeast.com.

Photos: Superblast Exhibition

Some days ago, I told you to visit the recent exhibition by Berlin based street artist and graphic designer Superblast at the Merry Karnowsky Gallery in Berlin. Today I had some time to go there and took some photos! Superblast’s art installation, named “The Shadow Of The Future”, is a room full of hand-painted artworks, which show several icons as well as symbols of world religions and cults. It is very interesting to see how he always gives his famous character other things in its hands… ...

Write the Wall - 20 Years Breakdown

Near to the Berlin-Hauptbahnhof, a very interesting urban art installation takes place: “Write the Wall”! It’s a community work of many different artists, which will change its view every day. 20 years after the fall of the berlin wall everybody is talking about the breakdown. We are constructing a temporary memorial and artistic canvas for visual and lively remembrance, dynamic reflection, and a critical assessment, emphasizing art & action. (From the flyer) ...