Belfast Street Art – Transforming City Streets
Wall murals, often political, have long been a feature of Northern Ireland streets. The last decade has seen Belfast centre enhanced with a range of sensational street art wall murals transforming many walls and buildings. We have included a selection of these below.
True to Our Words – Christina Angelina – 2015
True to Our Words – Christina Angelina – 2015
Andy Weatherall – Glen Molloy – 2020
Beastie Boys – Glen Molloy
The Acrobat – Alice Pasquini
Golden Spider Monkey – Louis Massai – 2015
KINMX – Untitled – 2017
Future’s – Noys – 2020
Keep ‘er Lit – ADW – 2016
South East – Emic – 2015
I Didn’t Float Up the Lagan in a Bubble – Caoilfhionn Hanton – 2020
Pomme Fritz – Conzo Throb/Ciaran Globel – 2018
FORZAN (Force) – Sancho MDN – 2018
King Pidge – KVLR/Mr Jones/McGarry – 2017
Newen Tribute – Visual – 2018
KVLR – Home Taping is Killing Music – 2014
Fight or Flight – Friz/Danleo – 2013
ICTU Building with James Larkin Statue
The Son of Protagoras – MTO – 2014
Still Waters – Nomad Clan – 2017
Still Waters – Nomad Clan – 2017
Dance by Candlelight – The Duel of Belfast – Conor Harrington – 2012
Golden Compromise – KVLR – 2016
The Chef – Smug – 2016
Deep Love – ADW – 2017
Hanks for the Memories – Verz – 2016
Spirit of Commerce – Irony
Olaudah Equiano – Dreph – 2020
Danni Simpson
Seedhead Arts
The above images represent only a small sample of the street art of Belfast.
Most of the wall murals/ artwork featured have been commissioned by Seedhead Arts. Seedhead Arts is a Belfast based business providing arts consultancy, event management and training services. Seedhead specialities include festival based programming, Street Art, magic, children’s workshops and creative industries training. The stated goal of Seedhead is to use these skills to build connections and communities; to plant seeds in people’s heads.
Map of Belfast Street Art
A full map & listing of images commissioned by Seedhead Arts is available using the link below. This map shows the locations of the images, listing the the artists who produce these magnificent images along with additional information on the story behind each of the individual images.
Street Art walking Tours
Seedhead Arts also run a Street Art Walking Tour every Sunday (subject to Covid Lockdown restrictions).
Details of the Walking Tours are available below:
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1 Comment
Rudolf · 28 October 2021 at 6:23 pm
street art in belfast is fascinating and I would like to know, whether some of these artists also create small works of art to be bought for my home, on wood/metal/etc.? I am very interested and if there are smaller pieces available, I would visit and discuss directly, plus enjoy the belfast tour. Can you assist me?
Thank you very much
Rudolf from Switzerland