Caramblogage

Friggday looms upon us once again, a clear and present threat to the week, which it is about to end. Before this happens, have some Berlin Walls. Above, find depicted an easy way to dispose of you beer bottle. Easy for you because you don't have to aim for the tiny hole of the trash can. Easy for those collecting bottles, and slightly more dignified, as they don't have to rummage though the refuse to amass their wealth of glass.

Today, a quick round of photographs of paste-on stickers on the streets of Berlin. They are by Rose, which in itself deserves posting, somehow… I hope they were blank at the outset. And while we're on the subject of roses…                                          Happy Weeking!

The cold has my camera jamming. Braving the cold, I managed to reel off a couple of quick wall signals in spite of failing technology. Not entirely heart-warming. Here you go!    It's not to often you get to take pictures walking on water, so I'll add this one, too: May your week be filled with warm spots.

Happy Sunday all! Rejoice, for today the walls have once again been drenched in paint and glue! They have been immortalised in their decorated state in pixels! They are displayed below! 

We haven't had one of these for a while, have we? Streets and some places, walls filled with faces of paint. Alex. The ground. I felt like something very red this morning…

Any travel guide will probably tell you to avoid this particular spot in Berlin. The going joke is "In other parts of the city, you'll find needles or bottles or puke on the steet. If you want to see the full tableau, visit the Kotti". If you do dare to visit, I recommend two things: Tadim Döner, who produce one of the best Kebabs in the city, and, since you are already in the area, that you dare sneak a peak at the backside of the eyesore that is the Zentrum Kreuzberg. According to the Berlin Streetart Blog (link in German), it is one of the hotspots for creative tagging in the city. I tend to concur. There you will find many and varied forms of expression, some by street artists documented elsewhere on Carambolage, some political, some by great unknowns. What follows is are pictures I took while exploring the back of the Zentrum Kreuzberg, entering from Admiralstr.: I will be returning there periodically to see if anything new has been added, or anything old removed and...

Happy Monday, all! Herein thou shalt find my recent findings in Berlin Graffiti. Mostly stencils… and no commentary, just pure unadulterated pictures delights!