Street Art

Berlin’s Book BoXX

by Carsten on March 8, 2012 in Odd,Street Art

I took these pictures a couple month ago but forgot to write about it. In a time were everyone got a mobile phone and telephone booths are more and more useless, it’s a funny idea to transform a couple of those into something more useful, something completely different.

How about an open Library, where everyone can take books he likes but also give books he doesn’t need anymore so other people can read them. How about a BücherboXX (eng: BookboXX).

Two of these boXXes are currently located on different places in Berlin, one at the marcel-breuer-school in Weißensee and one at the Mierendorffplatz. A third one travels around the city and another two are currently in the works.

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Das ECKSTÜCK (The Corner) was a famous Street Art Café in Berlin Kreuzberg with international dishes, parties, live music and of course, street art all over the place.

Street-Artists, like Noel, Gogoplata, Dave the Chimp, Lake, 1010, Eliot, Base 23, Tim Robot, Czarnobyl, Bimer, Pabo, Herr von Bias, M:M, Sam, Prost and Emess, have transformed an old shopping mall within 2 month into a streetart masterpiece, you may recognize some of these paintings from older articles.

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A mural in Berlin-Neukölln, created by the french artist group CitéCréation. The work in Jupiterstraße No. 15, nearby Berlin’s famous Sonnenallee, was unveiled on 1 November 2010.

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The Streetart called “Da Holy House” was painted by urban artists Emess, Hr.v.Bias und disturbanity. It covers a facade of a house in Berlin’s district Kreuzberg.

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Even Berlin isn’t save anymore, Anonymous was spotted at Berlin’s Subway Station Friedrich-Wilhelm-Platz, making a rather rude gesture to everyone who dares to stand on the platform.

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This amazing Street Art can be found beside a playground near the Maybachufer in Berlin’s district Neukölln. The wall painting was designed by children from the neighborhood and painted by the artists H.A.v. Bias, Statz and Dixo, because a big gray wall wasn’t really suitable for a playground.

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The Phoenix, a Mural in Berlin’s Charlottenburg district near the Spreekanal, painted by the Artist Gert Neuhaus, was created back in 1989.

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Since April 2004, the MTV-Germany headquarters are located at Berlin’s Osthafen (East Port) (which lies along the Spree in Friedrichshain.), right beside Universal Music and Hugo Boss. The main building was put under a monument protection a couple of years ago, but MTV has found a way to “pimp up” the boring-looking terrain.

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I found this amazing Street Art on two large walls in the Kreuzberg district, it was painted on two buildings by the Street Artist Blu and I think the proper name for this kind of art is “Mural Art” (a piece of artwork painted directly on a wall, ceiling or other large permanent surface).

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The Berlin Bear, seen on an exterior wall of a house in Treptow.