Philadelphia
Visiting the birthplace of the US There was one reason why Charlie had wanted to visit Philadelphia for a while: Street art. She was not disappointed and whilst she was already there, why not dive a little deeper into US history too? Philadelphia’s role in US history Not only
Street Art in Boston
Back to school with murals in Boston Boston is mostly known for its historic meaning as the place where the American Revolution started and for its educational institutions, such as Harvard and MIT. Street Art isn’t the first thing that comes to mind and yet, there is
Street Art in Philadelphia
Art and history in South Philly Charlie had wanted to visit Philadelphia for a while because this city on the East Coast of the USA is said to be the birth place of street art. To make this short: She was not disappointed! South Philly One thing seems to
Clovelly
One of the most unique villages in the world It is a village thought to be around 2500 years old. Nobody really knows. There are signs that the Romans and the Celts used the bay as a harbour whilst a Celtic burial ground in its vicinity confirms
Street Art in Chicago
Graffiti and Murals in Bucktown Charlie loves to take Street Art Tours when she visits a city for several reasons: they get you to a different part of the city and show aspects that other tourist tours usually don’t reveal. And most importantly, they’re never an off-the-shelf
Street Art in San Diego
The urban art scene of San Diego Urban art is not only something that beautifies certain aspects of a city, it often becomes part of its story. If somebody had to describe the spirit of the city of San Diego, the cultural association to Mexico would certainly
Brooklyn’s Urban Art Scene
Graffiti, Murals and Street Art in Bushwick Street art and graffiti are these days something you almost expect in any urban landscape. New York is no exception. However, threatened by extinction through gentrification, you need to know where to go. The place in the city where you