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 Market and the Port, I suggest that you stroll along the side streets where you can see the graffiti created by Israel’s famous street artists – MISSK, DEDE, Nitzan Mintz, UNTAY, BINSKI and many others.
Hi, my name is Dror Hadadi, a street-art artist and Urban blogger from Tel Aviv, Israel. I have always been drawn to street art and graffiti – the language, the color, the social message and the kicking art. Urban art takes place in the public space 24/7 and it always fascinated and captured my heart.
My StreetSmArt blog was built as a ‘passion project’ with the aim of documenting and making street art accessible to all. To give eternal life to pieces of art and culture, which, if they are not documented, they would be lost.
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