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FRANCE: Streetart Nice – Cimiez – XVème Corps Spray Space – Graffiti Hall of Fame

Along the beginning of the Avenue du XVème Corps in the French city of Nice including the east area below the bridge that passes under the large street Voie Pierre Mathis, there is a great legal spray space and a Graffiti Hall of Fame. The east side of the bridge wall in the underpass is officially open for painting, as is the eastern southern section of the ramp wall, which stretches for around 100 meters but gradually decreases in size. The main area is under the bridge with a height of around 3 meters, where collaborations and concept walls get repeatedly created.

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TURKEY: Graffiti Tatvan – Train Writing & Yard Urban Art – International Wagon Collection

Tatvan is located at an altitude of 1690 meters on Lake Van in the eastern Turkish province of Bitlis and has around 79,000 inhabitants. Railroad lines also run past the north side of the town and there are sidings for freight wagons. Trains from Eastern Europe arrive here time and again, bringing more than just loaded goods. The wagons are often decorated with great graffiti that has traveled thousands of kilometers across the countries. A moving graffiti gallery!

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SERBIA: Streetart Belgrade – Dor?ol – Hercega Stjepana 7 – Sports High School – Meeting of Styles

In 2011 from August 26th till 28th the walls of the Eleventh Belgrade High School or Sports High School were completely and magnificently redesigned at a MEETING OF STYLE event over three days with a creative festival programm, and it’s amazing that you can still see these works of art almost 13 years later. But it is probably coming to an end, or rather the school is being renovated and redesigned. We were still lucky enough to be allowed onto the grounds to take some last photographs. Check out the great artworks!

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SOUTH KOREA: Streetart Busan – Sasang-gu – Monolvgar Indoor Skate Park – Graffiti Hall of Fame

Located in the Busan district Sasang-gu is Korea’s largest skateboarding space. The huge indoor skate hall MONOLVGAR offers professional training for local skaters, product sales and consultation by the skateboard brand and association MONOPATIN, who also founded the skate park and organizes regular skate contests and cool events. The outside facades of this place are also very interesting, because they are covered with numerous graffiti and characters. You can spray here legally, it is one of the few graffiti walls in the city and a Hall of Fame.

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SRI LANKA: Matara – Temple Island, Monuments and Street Life

Matara is a town in southern Sri Lanka with around 43.000 inhabitants and famous for its historic monuments. The Parewi Duwa Temple is located on a small island in front of the city and is one of the most important sights, including the interesting bridge. Matara is also home to one of the largest educational centers in the country, the University of Ruhuna, an extensive complex with various faculties.

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SOUTH KOREA: Seoul – Yeolrin Songhyeon Square – Sculpture Park Exhibition – SCULPTURE CITY SEOUL

SCULPTURE CITY SEOUL is a project being promoted by the Seoul Metropolitan Government since 2024 to change the entire city of Seoul into a world-class sculpture city by transforming the open spaces into a roofless art museum. It aims to enable citizens to enjoy high-quality sculpture in their daily lives, and artists to present experimental exhibitions in various spaces beyond the boundaries of museums. On this page are the 12 great sculpture works on display at Yeolrin Songhyeon Square in the Jongno District.

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GERMANY: Streetart Berlin – Minimalistix Gallery – Exhibition Event – Happy Art Week

From March 22nd to 30th in 2025, the HAPPY ART WEEK took place in the MINIMALISTIX POP-UP GALLERY with numerous fantastic works of art by national and international artists, including canvas drawings, spray can art, sculptures, prints, collages, photographs and much more. Curator and owner CENGIZ TATAR has of course also added his own works and decorated the gallery for a week in a colorful exhibition with works by 19 creators. Check out the photos from the event!

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FRANCE: Streetart Colomars – Nice Region – Bermont & Fils Art Space – FABEN, LAURENT BRACHELENTE, OTOM & others

The Bermont et Fils quarry, which produces various stone and gravel products, is located in the northern suburb of La Manda on Route de Grenoble 86. The owner is also a big fan of urban art, especially streetart and metal sculptures. There are interesting installations and statues in the company’s parking lot, and the artists OTOM and FABEN in particular have created some great murals. Art events also take place from time to time. Here is a collection of works from this creative space.

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CHILE: Streetart Santiago – Barrio San Borja – Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism – FAU Universidad de Chile

The Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism (FAU) of Universidad de Chile was founded in 1848 and had several locations throughout its history. In 1976, the FAU moved to its current location. Previously, between 1893 and 1933, this property housed the Barracks of the 2nd Cavalry Regiment, which left several patrimonial buildings that are now occupied by the FAU. Around the university building complex are numerous urban artworks of different styles, from graffiti to portraits, abstract paintings or political stencil paroles.

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USA: Streetart Atlanta – Living Walls Festival and Urban Art in Martin Luther King’s city

Atlanta has around 510,000 inhabitants and is the capital of the US state of Georgia. The birthplace of African-American civil rights activist Martin Luther King played an important role both during the American Civil War and during the civil rights movement in the 1960s. Of course, there are also countless murals and graffiti in the streets and especially the local organization LIVING WALLS  is doing a huge contribution in making the city more colourful. Since its inception in 2010, over 500 public artworks have been created in Atlanta and beyond in collaboration with artists from around the world.

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