Irgh: Exploring the World of Urban Art

Explore our archive dedicated to the captivating world of Irgh, encompassing graffiti, street art, and urban art. Delve into insightful articles covering a wide spectrum of styles, techniques, and the social contexts influencing this dynamic art form. Discover emerging artists, iconic pieces, and the ongoing evolution of urban visual culture. Whether you’re a seasoned enthusiast or just beginning to appreciate the power of street art, our collection offers something for everyone. Learn about the history, the techniques, and the cultural impact of Irgh in this curated selection.

Stattmarkt: Urban Art X-Mas Market

Yes, it’s X-mas again and for that reason, Ironside and Berlin’s Stattbad are going to open the pools for the Stattmarkt, this year’s urban art X-mas market in Berlin! With its diverse concept, this market contains not just the usual design, fashion, jewelry, merchandise, comic, literature and food stuff, but also artwork by independent artists, gallery representatives, photographers, graphic artists and, and that’s the clue, creative entertainment including video-works by Quintessenz crew, live DJ’s during the day and live paintings by Berlin-based urban artists Irgh, Karl Addison and James Bullough! ...

Mural Art: Irgh & Over/Under in New York

Berlin-lad and street artist Irgh and New York City’s street artist Erik Burke aka Over/Under recently teamed up in Staten Island, NYC for a painting session in an abandoned warehouse! Over/Under’s latest work can be seen in the book Street Art New York (2010), his solo exhibition Building on Building, Minneapolis, MN (2011), or on the streets of NYC whereas Irgh’s murals can mainly be found in decayed buildings and old factories in and around Berlin. ...

Irgh - Crazy Abandoned Murals

Abandoned Murals | Berlin-based urban artist Irgh is one of the most active artists in Berlin’s abandoned environments, for what reason I decided to start to document his often colorful and crazy murals! As a member of the Wurstbande street art crew, Irgh has been part of Berlin’s street art scene for years and developed further his style from simple forms and styles to more and more complex, interwoven wall paintings showing crazy knots of extremities. Those can be found all over Berlin, mainly in abandoned, decayed areas like old factories and warehouses and will also be part of the Artbase Grabowsee urban art festival… ...