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Some good street-art finds in a homemade skate park outside of Da Nang
Street art is a tough one here in Da Nang, vandalism is rightfully illegal, and I hate it when I come across an area where a bunch of people put up tags without
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Mexican Murals - Weird Marine Stuff in La Paz [CCC's Street Art Contest #311]
As I said, the town of La Paz, Baja California Sur, is full of murals. So much so, that after a while it needs something extra special to make you stop and take
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Mexican Murals - Colibri Girl in Tepoztlán [CCC's Street Art Contest #310]
I found this very pretty mural on one of the walls in Tepoztlán last weekend. Actually our objective was not sightseeing, but that town is just covered with beautiful
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Mexican Murals - Owl and Donkey in La Paz [CCC's Street Art Contest #309]
It is not often that you see a mural blending so well into the overall appearance of the wall it is painted on. And I don't mean painting windows, doors, and balconies
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Mexican Murals - Native Colors in La Paz [Street Art Contest #308]
It's been a while, but I am back to the weekly Street Art Contest which is up to number 308. Wow! I remember when it just started out, some ... loooong time ago.
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Some places stay in your camera roll, but Vanarasi stays in your soul. ✨
A trip to Varanasi never goes unnoticed. Varanasi, one of the world's oldest continuously inhabited cities, is not just a destination, it is a profound philosophy.
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Polite vandalism in Da Nang, Vietnam
I'm a big fan of street art, but I absolutely hate vandalism, even if the work is talented. I can think of very few things to do to a stranger than to come along
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Never too old for a cuddle buddy #SoftToyStory
I believe, soft toys are a best selling product in any of the world market. I can confidently say this about the Indian market. Wherever you go, you will find many
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A Fisherman's Dream
This colourful mural was painted on the building of the Steveston Harbour Authority in Steveston, BC. Artist Carolyn Wong painted this beautiful work depicting a
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What is Reality? and Other Questions I Ask Myself While Looking at Street Art
Douglas Coupland sure gets around the Vancouver art scene. The man is bent on bending our reality and transform it into the multi-media psychedelic kaleidoscope
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Three more pieces from Duckboard Lane in Melbourne
We have visited Duckboard lane before, but the sheer volume of pieces in this little laneways or series of laneways i intense, there is maybe a 1000 pieces in the
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Dump lot gets turned into graffiti park... and not a good one
I have mentioned many times in the past that the city officials and even residents tend to turn a blind eye on certain types of graffiti: Those that are on incomplete
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Springing in the Rain
With rising temperatures, plants and trees grow and blossom. Birds become more vocal regaling the world with their sonorous and amorous songs. After long dormant
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All Chirpy On the Western Coast
As its name suggests, Olympic Village is a neighbourhood that was initially built to house athletes for the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic and Paralympics games.
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Some more mostly crap street art discovered in Danang, Vietnam
The other day after taking a taxi to meet some friends for lunch I decided to walk home because the weather was nice and this took me down a road that I have never
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Varanasi – where the divine meets the ordinary in every step.
Walking around some of the narrow lanes of Varanasi gives you a very aesthetic feeling. Considered as one of the oldest city of the world, it may gives you many
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Art in Bangkok at an interesting venue
I don't often leave Vietnam but all of us that work online here as digital nomads we have to leave every now and then in order to get a new visa. For years I have
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Graffiti park in Da Nang shut down right as it gets started, lol
At least this time it wasn't because some land owner decides he doesn't want to let the kids have any fun though, at least this time it is because whoever owns that
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People add to the unofficial street art corner
When the unofficial street art park / cafe was closed and fenced off to the public for reasons that were never explained it made me kind of mad. The people who were
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New street art: it's not very good but better than what was there before
For the most part, the taggers and street artists in Da Nang are pretty polite, or if they are not that they are scared enough of getting busted that they don't
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