In cooperation with www.drorhadadi.com, we prepared
dedicated posts for you with rich content about the street art and graffiti scenes around the world. These posts summarize Dror Hadadi journeys, insights and experiences related to street art.
We invite you to a joint journey of photography, art and social dialogue.
Graffiti and street art are free entry tickets to a global exhibition, which is constantly changing, growing, and developing. With the help of Dror Hadadi’s content, we hope to acknowledge, document, present and glorify the urban passion that beats in the heats of street artists. Their works glorify and illuminate our world.
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This post presents a pleasant and friendly stroll among four areas filled with street art and a unique Berlin atmosphere. You can choose to visit each of these areas separately and you can choose to dedicate an entire day to them all (5-8 hours), enjoying an...
These photos were taken at Teufelsberg (Devil’s Mountain) in Charlottenburg. It is one of the most interesting and special sites in Berlin, presenting a surreal, post-apocalyptic and sci-fi atmosphere. Giant murals in other Berlin neighborhoods Following are photos of...
This post puts Hackescher Markt at the center, but further down you will read about two more interesting street art centers just a short walking distance away: the A FENCE exhibition at Alexanderplatz and, nearby, a residential neighborhood with lots of street art on...
Little Italy, in downtown Manhattan, attracts a multitude of tourists and is large hub of souvenir shops and traditional Italian restaurants. There are currently very few Italians in the neighborhood and it has merged with Chinatown. The neighborhood is filled with...
Street art in Manhattan, the world’s largest and most important graffiti capital, consists of many different techniques. Artists present the technique that they prefer or integrate several techniques in their work. Stickers & Paste Ups are to very popular forms of...
I visited Zurich in April 2021, aiming to walk around, document the city’s street art and enjoy some fine cuisine. Unlike the sleepy city that I remembered from my visit a decade ago – I discovered a vibrant and interesting city, filled with thousands of creations...
Williamsburg, a neighborhood in Brooklyn, New York, is among the coolest neighborhoods in Brooklyn, attracting youngsters, artists and hipsters. So if you want to get away from the Manhattan bustle and are looking for an authentic site, filled with chic and amazing...
For years, Brooklyn has been a pilgrimage site for old and young graffiti artists, competing for the neighborhood walls in order to present their artwork. Over the past decade, graffiti - which started out as an ideologically subversive activity – has evolved into a...
Jaffa’s streets are filled with graffiti and street art, but the Flea Market and Jaffa Port, as appropriate for tourist attractions, are filled with must-see street art. The Port and Market are very close to each other and you can see everything in one day. Both at...
The vibrant Carmel Market offers an area whose tourism vibe has increased over the years. Another tourist attraction at the market is the graffiti, which attracts many tourists who document the streets and colors. During your next visit to the Carmel Market, I suggest...
The Nachalat Binyamin promenade is a street/area very close to the Carmel Market and, in one tour, you can cover Tel Aviv’s most important graffiti sites. On Tuesdays and Fridays, the boulevard is transformed into a large artists’ market. The street itself is filled...
Florentin is a neighborhood that doesn’t stop giving. Every corner sports a different form of street art on its walls. A wild, zany and creative collection of illogical art, using various techniques and displaying the talent of various artists. To me, a tour of...
In Berlin in need of a wee? This post presents two toilet facilities unlike anything you’ve ever seen. The experience is slightly claustrophobic at first, it feels crowded and as if something is closing in on you. But if you take another look, focus on the walls, read...
You will find quite a few murals in Berlin – some tell a story, others add color and aesthetics to the area and other simply reflect an amazing art installation. The Berlin street art scene is usually related to 1961, when the USSR erected the Berlin Wall, which...