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30 Sep, 2025
Bored With Your Usual Route? Turn the City Into Your Open-Air Museum – Runlovers
The complete guide for runners who want to discover their city’s street art, one step at a time. Source: Bored With Your Usual Route? Turn the City Into Your Open-Air Museum – Runlovers
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06 Aug, 2025
Murals in Tirana – Street Art in the Capital of Albania
Murals in Tirana are amazing! Visit the capital of Albania and search for the traces of street art! You will be amazed too! Source: Murals in Tirana – Street Art in the Capital of Albania
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23 May, 2025
Reykjavik City Murals and Street Art Travel Guide | Guide to Iceland
Discover the unexpected canvas of Reykjavik city murals and street art, a testament to the city’s creative spirit. Found throughout diverse neighborhoods, these street- Source: Reykjavik City Murals and Street Art Travel Guide | Guide to Iceland
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13 Apr, 2025
Street art: Jean-Charles de Castelbajac’s drawings spread across western Paris – Sortiraparis.com
If you live or work in the west of Paris, you may have come face to face with chalk drawings on building facades. Lovers of Jean-Charles de Castelbajac’s work will surely have recognized the famous French designer’s pencil stroke. Source: Street art: Jean-Charles de Castelbajac’s drawings spread across western Paris – Sortiraparis.com
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Monongahela to Allegheny RiverDowntown architecture, bridges, street art, ball game crowds, fake magnolia trees on the street corner where I will meet a dear old friend tomorrow.Location: Pittsburgh, PALength: 4 kmCompanions: noneDate: 5 April, 2024 [...]
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During the last few days I have been going through the archives looking for material for the forthcoming online Walking/Photography exhibition at Encounters Gallery. Whilst doing so I came across some photos of street art in Adelaide, South Au...
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walking (sideways)
The blog titled "Monique Sideways" documents a personal exploration of urban environments through walking, with a strong emphasis on perceiving cities from unconventional perspectives. The author, Monique, uses walking as a method to investigate public spaces, street art, and architectural details, often focusing on elements that are overlooked or marginal within the cityscape. The content combines photographic documentation with reflective commentary, highlighting the sensory and spatial qualities of various neighborhoods primarily in New York City.
Monique’s approach integrates elements of cultural geography and visual storytelling, often emphasizing the dynamics of urban change and the layering of histories in the built environment. The blog features detailed observations of sidewalks, signage, graffiti, and ephemeral installations, illustrating how these small-scale urban interventions contribute to the cultural fabric. By walking "sideways," the project suggests a lateral mode of engagement with the city that challenges conventional routes and dominant narratives of urban space.