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Art<br />
o f S t r e e t A R T<br />
the hunt for denim in berlin street art I page 19<br />
<strong>Berlin</strong> attracts a lot of creative people and street art has become a big<br />
part of <strong>Berlin</strong>. Everywhere you look you will find paintings, drawings and graffiti.<br />
Every corner is either full of posters advertising for concerts and plays or<br />
full of layers of graffiti from the many artists in <strong>Berlin</strong>. In a way it seems that<br />
<strong>Berlin</strong> is just one big canvas for graffiti painters. You can find the art within all<br />
kind of genres. From the humoristic, the political, the serious to the beautiful.<br />
And it all changes. What was here a week ago might not be here<br />
the next. The canvas of <strong>Berlin</strong> is forever evolving, forever changing,<br />
telling new stories of what was, what is, and what will be. A quote seen<br />
several places in <strong>Berlin</strong> says, “<strong>Berlin</strong> without graffiti would be Munich”<br />
referring to the “clean” streets of Munich where <strong>Berlin</strong> enjoys and<br />
suffers from the colours of the spray can.<br />
Dedicated to graffiti The two brothers Christoph<br />
Schmidt and Florin Schmidt had just finished this great wall<br />
piece as we passed by. The graffiti painting is a symbol of the<br />
band ”Run the Jewels” who just released their second album.<br />
A remix of the album is also coming out titled “Miaw the Jewel”<br />
referring to the cat in the art piece. The two graffiti painters<br />
have been spraying for seventeen years and when they are not<br />
painting they run their own graphics studio.