12 Cities With Incredible Street Art That Will Make You Want To Travel

      The best art doesn’t charge admission . Save some cash by skipping the museum.

London, England

The early stomping ground of the notorious, and anonymous, street artist Banks, London is also home to Shepard Fairey, creator of Barack Obama's iconic HOPE poster.

Bushwick, Brooklyn

Home to The Bushwick Collective, among other artists and groups, this section of Brooklyn is a standout among New York's huge street art scene. Take a free tour or discover the newest artwork on your own.

São Paulo, Brazil

The awesomely-named Beco de Batman, aka Batman's Alley, is a narrow, winding alley covered in an ever-evolving collection of street art.

Lodz, Poland

Known for massive, and insanely detailed, several-stories-high murals, street artist duo Etam Cru exemplifies Polish street art.

Mystical Iceland by Andy Lee

  45-year-old photographer Andy Lee during his travels in Iceland decided to use a special technique that blocks certain wavelength visible light and vice versa, “see the unseen” in the infrared spectra. The results are impressive! Snowy peaks, mesmerizing waterfalls and lumpy clouds in the pictures.

A VISUAL REPRESENTATION OF EVERYTHING THAT IS WRONG WITH THE WORLD

  Polish artist Pawel Kuczynski allows his audience to perceive the world around them differently with his brilliantly imagined satirical art. Since 2004, Kuczynski's satirical illustrations challenge different aspects of our society, from politics to poverty, to social media and social status. Whether you personally agree or disagree with what messages the illustrations portray, take a moment to appreciate Kuczynski's ability to speak his mind through his art. 

Check out his facebook page and his web site !