Herbert Baglione

<div>Mural from the <em>Icons for Now </em>street art exhibition in Aarhus in 2008 by Brazilian artist Herbert Baglione.</div>

Untitled

Johan Ringbøl Bitsch

<div>Mural painted on a wall in a backyard turned parking lot.<br>It is painted next to a petanque pitch which might be the explanation for the text "PETANQE" rightmost at the mural.</div>

Peter Birk

<div>Street art of four old fishing boats in decay.<br>Peter Birk - who is the owner of Gallery Grisk in Aarhus - works a lot with things in decay and this is no exception.<br>This painting is very similar the mural on Rentemestervej 61 in Copenhagen, that he has also painted.</div>

Thomas Brodersen

Gustav Østerheden

<div>Painted for the Youth Culture House (UKH) in Aarhus.<br>Fun fact: The lines behind the red hand is creating a map over this part of the city with Nørre Blvd., Østboulevarden, Kystvejen and Nørrebrogade.</div>

Eske Touborg

<div>Painted in the spring of 2018, "The Great White Shark" is one of several underwater murals in Aarhus - all painted by Eske Touborg.<br><br>For more about this mural, see Eske Touborg's own site:&nbsp;<a href="https://aarhusgraffiti.dk/portfolio/graffitikunst-gavlmaleri-hvidhajen-i-vestergade/">https://aarhusgraffiti.dk/portfolio/graffitikunst-gavlmaleri-hvidhajen-i-vestergade/</a></div>

Hvidhajen

<div>Peter Birk has here created a big mosaic like mural with big leaves coming in from the left. The mosaic part of the mural is resting on a bone structure and on the top he has signed the work and included a famous moon he has often painted.</div>

Christoffer Bukh

<div>A mural painted on the Youth Culture House.</div>

Frida Stiil Vium - Nada

<div>Painted by artist Frida Stiil Vium under Project NADA. But this work of art was not painted at the location it resides today. It was painted in the city hall park in Aarhus during the Street Art Festival (a part of a culture festival week) in the city in 2017. Shortly after the festival, it was moved to its current location.</div>

Hendrik Beikirch

<div>Hendrik Beikirch often portraits people in black and white in his art – large scale. This is no exception as it is 210 square meters (roughly 251 square yards or 2260 square feet) bit.&nbsp;<br><br>It is a contribution to Aarhus city as European Capital of Culture 2017. It is great to watch at night as the artwork is lit.&nbsp;<br>It is best seen from the city side of the harbour – on Aarhus harbour square between Dokk1 and Navitas or from Pier 2 next to Dome of Visions.</div>

<div>This is Eske Touborg's first underwater mural. It depicts a sea turtle swimming through coriander plants.<br>It was painted when Eske Touborg was attending Testrup Højskole.<br><br>For more, see Eske Touborg's own page:&nbsp;<a href="https://aarhusgraffiti.dk/portfolio/graffiti-kunst-paa-mur/">https://aarhusgraffiti.dk/portfolio/graffiti-kunst-paa-mur/</a></div>

Testrup Højskole

Unknown

<div>A flower painted on two doors on the address Studsgade 17.</div>

David Hernan

<div>On a wall that has changed a lot in the past, Peter Grisk is the most recent artist.</div>

Benjamin Lapiki

<div>A tall mural of a young Jesus.<br>It is located right next to the Youth Church of Aarhus –&nbsp;<em>UngK</em>.</div>

<div>A little burger with bank notes as lettuce.</div>

Aroe

Ewok

Gary

Norm

Storm

<div>Street art from five artists. Aroe and Gary is from England, Norm and Ewok is from Los Angeles, and Storm is from Denmark.<br>The text says: "Many Shall Know" (it is a lot easier to see when there is no cars).</div>

Various Artists

<div>This entire area in full of street art and graffiti - all on legal walls.<br>This artwork on the metal things has been there for quite some time - at least since November 2012 - and it is not likely to be painted over anytime soon. However the walls around the metal things can change.<br><br>To get a better idea of this area and its vibes, take a stroll in the area - it is never boring and there is much more street art than is shown here on Street Art Cities. You can also look at&nbsp;<a href="http://grandts.dk/Aarhus/godsbanen.htm">http://grandts.dk/Aarhus/godsbanen.htm</a></div>

<div>This entire area in full of street art and graffiti - all on legal walls.<br>This specific wall is the most active and changing wall in the area and you never know when the street art is going to change - but you can always be certain that there is some!<br>Sometimes it is quite graffiti-like and other times it is very artistic.<br><br>To get a better idea of this area and its vibes, take a stroll in the area - it is never boring and there is much more street art than is shown here on Street Art Cities. You can also look at <a href="http://grandts.dk/Aarhus/godsbanen.htm">http://grandts.dk/Aarhus/godsbanen.htm</a></div>

Manoel Quiterio

<div>This entire area in full of street art and graffiti - all on legal walls.<br>Currently, this wall is painted by Manoel Quitério (the artwork on the photos) (December 5th, 2018).<br>This is the wall of the venue Radar.<br><br>To get a better idea of this area and its vibes, take a stroll in the area - it is never boring and there is much more street art than is shown here on Street Art Cities. You can also look at <a href="http://grandts.dk/Aarhus/godsbanen.htm">http://grandts.dk/Aarhus/godsbanen.htm</a></div>

<div>This entire area in full of street art and graffiti - all on legal walls.<br>This is a very active and changing wall and you never know when the street art is going to change - but you can always be certain that there is some!<br>Sometimes it is quite graffiti-like and other times it is very artistic.<br><br>To get a better idea of this area and its vibes, take a stroll in the area - it is never boring and there is much more street art than is shown here on Street Art Cities. You can also look at <a href="http://grandts.dk/Aarhus/godsbanen.htm">http://grandts.dk/Aarhus/godsbanen.htm</a></div>

<div>Painted in a backyard by Hendrik Beikirch in November 2012. The text on the mural reads "DONTLOOKBACKINANGER" - Don't look back in anger.&nbsp;<br>It is a bit hard to find, but you enter from Klosterport and go into the backyard.</div>

<div>A mural on the corner between Norsgade and Anholtsgade.</div>

<div>This mural depicts Sjællandsgade's resident union, which the red ballon says.&nbsp;<br>Year of completion is unknown.</div>

Faust

<div>A mural painted under the street art exhibition <em>Icons for Now</em> in 2008.<br><br>According to the artist it depicts a drooling vagina with sharp teeth. Yes – you read that right.</div>

<div>This street art is painted by the very famous Italian graffiti artist Blu. It is said that the mural only took him 1 day to complete, but he was seen at the wall one day to inspect the wall, the next day to start painting and the third day to finish up. So the mural probably took him 2-3 days.<br>Notice that the chimney on top of the building is part of it as well as the end of the pencil.<br><br>It was painted as a part of the exhibition "Icons for Now".</div>

<div>A mural from the 2008 street art exhibition <em>Icons for Now</em> in Aarhus.</div>

Über Kunst

<div>This mural is painted by four members of the art gallery&nbsp;<em>Über Kunst</em>&nbsp;that used to be in the area. When it was painted in&nbsp; 2005 (and not as worn as today – 2018) the name of the art gallery was typed in the smoke coming out of the mermaid's mouth.</div>

Morten Belvad

<div>This mural is said to be a kind of self-portrait in which the artist is surrounded by geckos. The runic letters is said to translate into "gecko brooder". The artist died the year after he completed this mural – only 26 years old.<br>Morten Belvad also directed a movie called "Gecko" in 1997 from his own scriptwriting.</div>

Ulf Røll Larsen

<div>These murals were made in 1992 when the houses celebrated their 25th anniversary. They were restored in 1999.<br>When these murals were made, they were the largest murals in Denmark.</div>

Andrzej Kowalczyk

<div>This mural was created as part of Aarhus Festival in 1990.<br>French painters Édouard Manet's <em>The Fifer</em> or <em>Young Flautist</em>&nbsp; – from 1866 – and Henri Matisse's <em>The Dance</em>&nbsp;– from 1909 –&nbsp; is included as part of the mural.</div>

Ole Marcussen

<div>While not street art in the painted sense, this is indeed street art that will catch your attention. It is located in a very trafficked intersection on a big wall. It is made by Ole Marcussen from the artist collective "Labyrint".&nbsp;<br>The inspiration for this artwork is the stream and the course it is running through the city of Aarhus towards the sea. The stream has been vital for the city's development and status as the second biggest city in Denmark today. The motive can be interpreted in other ways however.&nbsp;<br>Even though Aarhus stream is the inspiration for the artwork, it is easy to see on maps that the stream's course is completely different and not at all as meandering as pictured.</div>

Objekt

Hans Krull

<div>The title translates to "Gull Kiss" and was painted in 1985 by Hans Krull and restored in 2013.&nbsp;<br>Before creating the artwork as a mural, it was the cover photo for the LP "Albatros" (yes, that translates to "Albatross") that Hans Krull created with Ingvar Cronhammer among others.&nbsp;<br>The woman pictured is a punk singer from Aarhus called Kate Svanholm.&nbsp;<br>A great place to see the mural from is Clemens Bro – a part of the main shopping street in Aarhus.</div>

Mågekys

Thomas Kruse

<div>The title translates to "The Peace Gable".<br>It is located in a very creative neighbourhood and a little stroll through the narrow streets will show you a lot of different creative works of art.</div>

Fredsgavl

Anne Lund

Søren Lisberg

<div>This world renowned logo is created by two persons from Aarhus in 1975 – Anne Lund and Søren Lisberg. In 1983 it got painted on the wall in the city where it still smiles at passers by.&nbsp;<br>It is the logo of "Nuclear power? No thank you".&nbsp;<br>Since its creation, the logo has been translated into more than 45 languages and used in all sorts of merchandise.&nbsp;</div>

Artworks in Aarhus