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Global Street Galleries

June 21, 2012 By Katie MacLeod Leave a Comment

Sidewalks and city concrete can be home to some unlikely artistry.  Here are just a few examples I’ve stumbled upon during my travels:

Prince William and Einstein street art

Left:A philosophical painting in New York’s Meatpacking District.  Right: Images of former student, Prince William, near the University of St Andrews.

Mosaic on South Street, Philadelphia

Above: A tiled mosaic, one of many, on South Street, Philadelphia.

Street art in Pennsylvania

Left: Street art in the shadow of the Comcast Center, Philadelphia.  Right: Music as art on a fire hydrant on the streets of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

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