Hunt for the walls of art in Brussels. It was good fun walking around the streets of Brussels looking the walls. You take so much more in walking around and looking up. Always remember to look up.
Lot of choice, Montana is of excellent quality and value. And very funny and friendly people. Asked questions by email before coming and got an answer within 24 hours.
One of the most interesting views of the city. A panorama from the bottom up. The mural plays with reality and mentions history, fitting perfectly with the surrounding environment. This work, like others, enhances the streets of the city.
Anthea pushes the boundaries with her art. She is forging a fresh voice under the watchful eye of old school subscribers who have strong opinions on techniques and subject matter. Anthea stays true to her art.
Her art communicates the pure concepts of love and freedom with a good dose of female empowerment which conveys a strong feministic message about women’s role in street art.
Anthea is driven by her personal ideals and the desire to bring changes to the community. She uses her graffiti art to inspire positive reactions from those who see it.
Personally and professionally, Anthea is a highly driven and motivated person with a great sense of humour. She applies herself to projects with great gusto and enthusiasm. She is definitely an artist to watch.
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Nice little art gallery that I enjoyed. I like these smaller galleries cause there are almost like a walking-in "shop". So you can enjoy art without spending a lot of time. People should take a couple of minutes to do so more often. Time well spend.
Interesting exhibition on plastic. Worth the detour after your visit to the Atomium. I believe there might be some temporary exhibitions as well, but we didn't have the time for those. There might be a limited amount of exhibitions due to covid-19 as well. Particularly it was fun to see all the "old" plastic objects from my youth. I would have expected a larger exhibition, though.
Drawing of famous belgian comic call “Suske & Wiske”/“Bobet er Bobette”. I really like the part where they added mannekepis in the drawing. Besides this drawing lights up the street as the colors of buildings are a lot 1 toned.
Early French govt had window tax which made many to brick-up and decorate their windows. It later became a style of construction. This building has 12 such decorated faux-windows.
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