fAfter our recent visit to Belfast where we were treated to an abundance of high quality Street Art we thought we would create a Street Art guide to some of the best locations around Belfast for some painted creativity. The majority of the art shared below has been organised by Seedhead Arts who have done a fantastic job bringing art to Belfast sourcing a number of spaces and running the annual Hit The North Street Art Festival held in conjunction with Culture Night in Belfast.
This is by no means a definitive guide to all the locations to see Street Art and Graffiti around Belfast, but will certainly keep you busy for the day. The fact is there is Street Art all over the place in Belfast from large-scale murals to miniature stencil works, you really do just have to keep your eyes peeled and explore, however we hope this will serve as a useful guide of some of the key spots to hit up for anyone visiting or unacquainted with the area. We would also like to offer a big thank you to our friend Tanya for helping us find so many of the 100 or so fantastic artworks shared below.
1: Cathedral Quarter. This is the area where you will find the largest concentration of Street Art in Belfast and is haven of fantastic artworks.
High Street Court – Skipper Street – Hill Street – Dunbar Street – Talbot Street – Donegall Street Place – Donegall Street – Union Street – Library Street – Kent Street – Carrick Hill – North Street – Winetavern Street – Marquis Street – Bank Street – Church Street – North Street – Lower Garfield Street.
Work by Smug in High Street Court.
Work by Cheba in Skipper Street.
Work by Nomad Clan in Hill Street.
“The Duel of Belfast, Dance by Candlelight” by Conor Harrington in Hill Street.
Work by Pang in Hill Street.
Work by Psychonautes in Exchange Place.
Work by Verz in Exchange Place.
Work by Ed Hicks in Exchange Place.
Work by Rogueoner in Exchange Place.
Work by ??? in Hill Street.
Work by Adw Art in Dunbar Street.
‘Conflict’ by SABEK in Talbot Street.
‘The Son of Protagoras’ by MTO in Talbot Street.
Work by Inkie in Donegall Street Place.
Work by Alice Pasquini in Donegall Street.
Work by Subset in Donegall Street.
Work by Subset in Donegall Street.
Work by Subset in Donegall Street.
Work by Starfighter in Donegall Street.
Work by Float in Union Street.
Work by Float in Union Street.
Work by Cheba in Library Street.
Work by ??? in Library Street.
Work by Louis Masai in Library Street.
Work by ESTR in Kent Street.
Work by Emic in Kent Street.
Wor by Signs of Power in Kent Street.
Work by JMK in Kent Street.
Work by ??? in Kent Street.
Work by ??? in Kent Street.
Work by Friz in Kent Street.
Work by Conor McClure in Kent Street.
Work by KINMX in Kent Street.
Work by Dan Leo (above) & ??? (below) in Kent Street.
Work by Emic in Kent Street.
Work by ??? in Kent Street.
Work by Nol in Kent Street.
Work by Alice Pasquini in Kent Street.
Work by Adw Art in Union Street.
Work by Cormac in Union Street.
Works by Aches & Eoin in Kent Street.
Work by ESTR in Carrick Hill.
Work by Faigy in North Street.
Work by Dzia in North Street.
Work by Ominous Omen in North Street.
Work by Danni Simpson in North Street.
Work by ??? in North Street.
Work by ??? in North Street.
Work by SAN HRVK in North Street.
Work by Falko1 Winetavern Street.
Work by Visual Agp in Winetavern Street.
Work by Annatomix in Marquis Street.
Work by Irony and Louis Masai in Bank Street.
Work by KVLR in Church Street.
Work by Friz in North Street.
Work by ??? in North Street.
Work by Inkie in North Street.
Work by Irony in Lower Garfield St.
In addition to all the art we found shown above in the Cathedral Quarter there was also a number of worked cable boxes we stumbled upon as well as a delightful selection of interventions by Clet Abraham to be seen about the area.
Work by Irony.
Work by Irony.
Work by Malarko.
Work by Malarko.
Work by ???.
Work by KVLR.
Work by Clet Abraham.
Work by Clet Abraham.
Work by Clet Abraham.
Work by Clet Abraham.
Work by Clet Abraham.
Work by Clet Abraham.
Work by Clet Abraham.
2: Newtonards Road / Upper Newtonards Road. This section will take you about an hour and is mostly spent along the one main road and just popping on and off as you go along.
Tower Street – Tamar Street – CS Lewis Square – Bloomfield Avenue – Upper Newtonards Road – Grampian Avenue.
‘Linenoppolis’ by Nomad Clan in Tower Street.
Work by Irony in Tamar Street.
Work by David Creative in CS Lewis Square.
Work by Danni Simpson in CS Lewis Square.
Work by ??? in Bloomfield Avenue..
Work by ??? in Bloomfield Avenue..
Works by ??? & ??? in Bloomfield Avenue.
Work by Falko1 in Bloomfield Avenue.
Work by Falko1 in Upper Newtonards Road.
Work by Falko1 in Grampian Avenue.
Work by Falko1 in Grampian Avenue.
3: Holywood – This area is a little out of the way in relation to all the other Street Art shared in this guide. It will take you 10 minutes by train from the Titanic Quarter to Holywood, but the trip is well worth it to see the stunning large-scale mural from artist Irony.
Work by Irony in Hibernia Street, Holywood.
4: The Cupar Way Peace Wall.
Cupar Way Peace Wall.
Work by Eoin on the Peace Wall.
Work by Eoin on the Peace Wall.
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