Graffiti Hunt ft. Banksy

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DISPLACED

Detail of the DISPLACED graffiti mural, visible from N. Claiborne Avenue. (Marigny Neighborhood, 7th Ward Area)

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NUTHIN BUT FIRE

Classic street art near N. Claiborne Avenue. (Marigny Neighborhood, 7th Ward Area)

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FUN

Beauutiful representation of a braided, Black Female jazz singer; find this backyard art, near Touro Street. (Marigny Neighborhood, 7th Ward Area)

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GRAY MAN

Find this near Touro Street. Note the toppled purple grandfather clock, a brilliant piece of apparent vandalism. (Marigny Neighborhood, 7th Ward Area)

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BLUE WOMEN

This street art presents blue colored women and giant squid, near Touro Street. (Marigny Neighborhood, 7th Ward Area)

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MIRROR HOUSE

An art house being decorated on Touro Street.

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TRUTH MATTERS

"Truth Matters" is a legit graffiti-style mural visible from Press Street near the corner of Burgundy Street. (Bywater Neighborhood)

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THE CHARLES

You'll find this Halloween-ish graffiti on Broad Street.

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SHE DREAMED OF A PLACE CALLED FAT CITY

Candy Chang is the experimental urban artist whose Before I Die participatory mural project spread from New Orleans’ Marigny neighborhood to vertical public spaces across the globe. The mural is at 3220 Edenborn Ave. in Metairie.

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THE WALL OF PEACE

Brandan “Bmike” Odums is the local artist who creates large-scale, socially relevant murals. His mural on the StudioBE warehouse exterior is visible for all to see. An African American Girl is painted with a twist on religious imagery; her pose evocative of a religious figure, channeling Michelangelo’s famous “Creation of Adam” on the Sistine Chapel ceiling, The striking image is accompanied by a short poem by local poet and artist Cleo Wade. Find it on Royal Street

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ONE EYED DOG

New Orleans Boulder Lounge was decorated by graffiti-style paintings by "Fat Kids from Outer Space," a well-known underground muralist.

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BANKSY TAG: UNBRELLA GIRL

Banksy, the world-renowned British graffiti artist, visited New Orleans in 2008 and created 14 pieces of street art. While most are now destroyed or covered up, a few remain. The most well-known is a stencil of a girl with an umbrella raining on her on the corner of Kerlerec and North Rampart streets.Banksy's art is protected from vandalism by a coat of clear plastic.... even though his art is technically vandalism.

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BICYCLE GHOST

Eerie painting on Esplanade Avenue.