March 17th, 2010
Graffiti Alley
Street art in Hong Kong tends to be limited to specific areas and the scene is dominated by a handful of very prolific artists, like Start from Zero and Graphic Airlines, who work mainly with posters, stencil art and stickers. In a few corners of town, though, it’s possible to find clusters of exuberantly traditional graffiti. One of these can be found along a laneway next to Mong Kok East Station on the former KCR (now East Rail) line. There’s a couple of Graphic Airlines paste-ups but mostly it’s stuff I don’t recognize, which is refreshing.
Tags: Exploring the City, Graffiti, Hong Kong, Laneways, Mongkok, Street Art
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Tiffany says:
Which exit may I ask these Graffiti are in?
January 2nd, 2012 at 9:16 am
Christopher DeWolf says:
They’re right next to Mong Kok East exit B, or about five minutes east of Mong Kok exit D3.
January 3rd, 2012 at 12:38 am