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View gallery. Today we head out east on our latest pictorial trip back in history. The gallery kicks off in the early 1900s with fascinating images of roads, buildings and city corners...
Jan 23, 2022 · Have a look at the selection of photos uncovered of Belfast from way back to the early 1900s to more recent times in the 80s. Which decade of Belfast's past brings back nostalgia the most...
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Bright Young Things Drama, Belfast. 4,955 likes · 36 were here. Award winning Drama School founded by LAMDA trained actor and qualified primary school,...
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- You Can Go Anywhere
- Forzan
- The Son of Protogoras
- Newen Tribute
- Untitled
- Whitewashing A Rembrandt
- Still Waters
- Keep Her Lit
- Golden Hares of Rathlin Island
- Blurry Eyed
Dan Kitchener’s “You Can Go Anywhere” shows a black taxi, symbolizing the iconic Belfast Black Cabs, driving through a narrow Japanese street. The artwork highlights that with hard work and determination, you can explore the world. It is located hereon Enfield Street.
Some of the most colorful street art in Belfast can be found hereon Gresham Street, created by Colombian artist Sancho. Completed in 2018, the work depicts a young woman and parrot overlooking the urban Belfast landscape.
Located herein a car park on Talbot Street, “The Son of Protogoras” by MTO touches on Belfast’s past conflicts and depicts a boy clutching a dove that has been struck by two arrows. Painted by French artist MTO, this artwork is located across from St. Anne’s Cathedral. The piece comments on the conflict between Irish Catholic nationalists and Prote...
Visual, one of two Colombian artists to attend the ‘Hit the North’ Festival in 2018, added a dash of brilliance to Winetavern St here. His piece, “Newen”, is a tribute to native peoples, symbolizing strength and energy. The vibrant colours are inspired by the Wiphala flag of South American indigenous cultures in the Andes.
One of the more recent additions to the Belfast street art scene is this piece from @sophiemess_ on Linenhall Street here. It was completed as part of the 2022 edition of the ‘Hit the North’ festival and it shines proudly in the Linen Quarter.
Just around the corner from the famous Commercial Court, tucked away in a small car parkon Hill Street, lies “Whitewashing a Rembrandt”. Created by Lisbon-based artist PANG, it shows a classical portrait being whitewashed by a painter in the corner.
Staying on Hill Street, “Still Waters” by Manchester-based Nomad Clan explores Belfast’s industrial past and present by showing a modern young woman face-to-face with a wolf. It’s located right next to the Dirty Onion – one of the livelier pubs in Belfast!
There’s a steampunk element to “Keep Her Lit”, located hereon Union Street. Created by Dublin-based artist ADW, it shows a human heart fitted with a pressure clock set among pipes and chains.
“The Golden Hares of Rathlin Island” is some of the more famous street art in Belfast. A striking geometric interpretation of Rathlin Island’s famous golden hares, Golden Hares of Rathlin Island by Birmingham-based artist Annatomix can be spotted hereon Castle Street.
Another from Dan Kitchener is “Blurry Eyed”, located here on Talbot St in the Cathedral Quarter. It was created in just two days during the now-famous ‘Hit the North’ Festival in 2016. Amazingly, he works freehand without any projections or grids.
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Dec 24, 2018 · What follows is an architectural guide to Belfast, written off the back of the annual Open House Belfast festival, which opens the city’s architectural doors to the general public. From what...
Bright Young Things Drama is one of Northern Ireland's leading Kids Drama Schools in Belfast, Holywood and Magherafelt led by actor Lisa Duffy.
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