Street Art Survey 2015
Our 2015 was filled with opportunities to discover and explore new and interesting places. We were lucky enough to spend about six months in Europe doing a bit of work, but mostly doing what we enjoy most: wandering in unknown places. We fully indulged our passion for street art, maybe fueling it even further, seeing new styles, interpretations and perspectives. Our own ideas on what can or should be art were expanded: from the positivity vs. angst of the East Side Gallery of the Berlin Wall to the colorful kaleidoscope of Paseo del Rey Juan Carlos I in Seville, we kept our eyes open and our camera on the ready. In addition to our European street art survey, we also had an opportunity to sample the styles of our neighbors to the north with visits to Montreal and Quebec City over the summer.
Please enjoy our favorites from 2015. It’s so hard for us to narrow these down, so please let us know which is your favorite. We would love to hear about it!
England
Sweden

Stockholm Subway, Sweden (See more of the urban art in Stockholm’s subways here.)
Germany
Belgium
Switzerland
Canada
United States
France
Spain

Colorful Bollards line the Carrer de Comte (Calle de los Pilones) in Old Town, Tarragona, Spain