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<div><strong>Another Scratch In The Wall</strong><br>Born in 2014 from an idea developed during the Walter Tobagi School of Journalism in Milan, Another Scratch In The Wall has become, over time, a blog (and then a site) for journalistic dissemination on the topic of Urban Art, with particular interest for Street Art and for Graffiti. <br>News from Italy and from abroad, interviews with international artists, reviews of events, photos and reportages from all over the world: Another Scratch In The Wall is now a site for fans of the subject that nevertheless wants to appeal to a wide audience to return a the most up-to-date (and faithful) image of the reality in which Urban Art has fallen today. Contention, as always, between legality and illegality, between gallery and street, between one crew and another, between innovation and old school. <br> <br><strong>Graffiti &amp; Street Art in Milano</strong><br>Since 2018, the project of Another Scratch In The Wall makes Street Art Tours in Milan: themed walks to learn about the cities we live in through the stories their walls tell us.<br>If you want to know Milano from another point of view (less mainstream but equally cultural), our Street Art Tours are fitted for you!</div><div>Discover with Another Scratch In The Wall team all Milano’s places (or, better, walls) that made the history of the Hip Hop culture and that today still fill the city with color.</div><div>Book <a href="https://www.eventbrite.it/o/another-scratch-in-the-wall-18299900844">here</a> and join one of the programmed tours.</div><div><br>&nbsp;<strong>MADAMA HOSTEL &amp; BISTROT</strong><br>The whole tour focuses on the Madama Hostel Museum, a project born within one of the most famous hostels in Milan to promote art inside and outside the walls of the former police station. We will therefore see the works that fresco the walls of each room, the works exhibited temporarily in the Madama Hostel Museum and the leading artist Zed1 who painted both the walls of the Arci Ohibò and the wall of Via Benaco, at the center of various events of local news.<br><br>Start: via Benaco, 1</div><div>End: via Benaco, 1</div><div>Details: circular tour inside and outside the hostel, short sections with stairs&nbsp;</div><div>&nbsp;</div><div><br><br></div>

Another Scratch In The Wall Street Art Tours (recommended by Street Art Cities) - MADAMA HOSTEL & BISTROT tour

<div><strong>Another Scratch In The Wall</strong><br>Born in 2014 from an idea developed during the Walter Tobagi School of Journalism in Milan, Another Scratch In The Wall has become, over time, a blog (and then a site) for journalistic dissemination on the topic of Urban Art, with particular interest for Street Art and for Graffiti. <br>News from Italy and from abroad, interviews with international artists, reviews of events, photos and reportages from all over the world: Another Scratch In The Wall is now a site for fans of the subject that nevertheless wants to appeal to a wide audience to return a the most up-to-date (and faithful) image of the reality in which Urban Art has fallen today. Contention, as always, between legality and illegality, between gallery and street, between one crew and another, between innovation and old school. <br> <br><strong>Graffiti &amp; Street Art in Milano</strong><br>Since 2018, the project of Another Scratch In The Wall makes Street Art Tours in Milan: themed walks to learn about the cities we live in through the stories their walls tell us.<br>If you want to know Milano from another point of view (less mainstream but equally cultural), our Street Art Tours are fitted for you!</div><div>Discover with Another Scratch In The Wall team all Milano’s places (or, better, walls) that made the history of the Hip Hop culture and that today still fill the city with color.</div><div>Book <a href="https://www.eventbrite.it/o/another-scratch-in-the-wall-18299900844">here</a> and join one of the programmed tours.</div><div><br><strong>LEONCAVALLO</strong><br>Starting from one of the symbols of Milano’s Graffiti Writing and Street Art (with one of the few works of Blu in the city), we will see the works that the events Looperfest and Zuartday leave annually on the vicolo del Fontanile’s walls. The tour ends in via Pontano, Milan's historic hall of fame and now part of the 100 free walls project of the City of Milan.<br><br>Start: via Antoine Watteau, 7</div><div>End: Rovereto MM1</div><div>Details: linear tour, short uphill sections</div><div><br><br></div><div><br></div>

Another Scratch In The Wall Street Art Tours (recommended by Street Art Cities) - LEONCAVALLO tour

<div><strong>Another Scratch In The Wall</strong><br>Born in 2014 from an idea developed during the Walter Tobagi School of Journalism in Milan, Another Scratch In The Wall has become, over time, a blog (and then a site) for journalistic dissemination on the topic of Urban Art, with particular interest for Street Art and for Graffiti. <br>News from Italy and from abroad, interviews with international artists, reviews of events, photos and reportages from all over the world: Another Scratch In The Wall is now a site for fans of the subject that nevertheless wants to appeal to a wide audience to return a the most up-to-date (and faithful) image of the reality in which Urban Art has fallen today. Contention, as always, between legality and illegality, between gallery and street, between one crew and another, between innovation and old school. <br><br><strong>Graffiti &amp; Street Art in Milano</strong><br>Since 2018, the project of Another Scratch In The Wall makes Street Art Tours in Milan: themed walks to learn about the cities we live in through the stories their walls tell us.<br>If you want to know Milano from another point of view (less mainstream but equally cultural), our Street Art Tours are fitted for you!</div><div>Discover with Another Scratch In The Wall team all Milano’s places (or, better, walls) that made the history of the Hip Hop culture and that today still fill the city with color.</div><div>Book <a href="https://www.eventbrite.it/o/another-scratch-in-the-wall-18299900844">here</a> and join one of the programmed tours.<br><br><strong>NAVIGLI</strong><br>The tour starts from one of the historical Milanese squat, the C.S.O.A. Cox18, where it is still possible to admire one of the few pieces of Blu in Milano. It then continues towards via Gola, with a stop at the murals of the Bridge Festival 2014 (where we can see the artist Kiv at the center of a controversial case of copyright on Street Art) to end with the murals of the VolksWriterz. The tour ends at the Casa Museo Alda Merini in via Magolfa 23.<br><br>Start: largo Gustav Mahler</div><div>End: via Magolfa, 23</div><div>Details: linear tour, short sections with stairs&nbsp;</div><div><br><br></div><div><br></div>

Another Scratch In The Wall Street Art Tours (recommended by Street Art Cities) - NAVIGLI tour

<div><strong>Another Scratch In The Wall</strong><br>Born in 2014 from an idea developed during the Walter Tobagi School of Journalism in Milan, Another Scratch In The Wall has become, over time, a blog (and then a site) for journalistic dissemination on the topic of Urban Art, with particular interest for Street Art and for Graffiti. <br>News from Italy and from abroad, interviews with international artists, reviews of events, photos and reportages from all over the world: Another Scratch In The Wall is now a site for fans of the subject that nevertheless wants to appeal to a wide audience to return a the most up-to-date (and faithful) image of the reality in which Urban Art has fallen today. Contention, as always, between legality and illegality, between gallery and street, between one crew and another, between innovation and old school. <br><br><strong>Graffiti &amp; Street Art in Milano</strong><br>Since 2018, the project of Another Scratch In The Wall makes Street Art Tours in Milan: themed walks to learn about the cities we live in through the stories their walls tell us.<br>If you want to know Milano from another point of view (less mainstream but equally cultural), our Street Art Tours are fitted for you!</div><div>Discover with Another Scratch In The Wall team all Milano’s places (or, better, walls) that made the history of the Hip Hop culture and that today still fill the city with color.</div><div>Book <a href="https://www.eventbrite.it/o/another-scratch-in-the-wall-18299900844">here</a> and join one of the programmed tours.<br><br><strong>ISOLA<br></strong>In the district that most of all has hosted social centers and cultural projects, our tour begins at Frida, a historic local that combines catering to cultural production. Walking towards the Porta Garibaldi station, we will pass next to the Don Gallery and the Key Gallery, among the most important galleries in Milano that show Street Art, to reach first the murales of the Orticanoodles dedicated to the 110th anniversary of Inter F.C. and then the long underpass that connects the district of Isola to that of Garibaldi: here too we will see many paintings that fresco the walls of the tunnel. The tour will end at MOMO Cafè, where we can taste Italian and Senegalese specialties while admiring the works of Street Art that decorate its interior walls.<br><br>Start: piazzale Carlo Archinto</div><div>End: Piazzale Carlo Archinto</div><div>Details: circular tour, short uphill sections and stairs</div><div><br><br></div>

Another Scratch In The Wall Street Art Tours (recommended by Street Art Cities) - ISOLA tour

<div><strong>Another Scratch In The Wall</strong><br>Born in 2014 from an idea developed during the Walter Tobagi School of Journalism in Milan, Another Scratch In The Wall has become, over time, a blog (and then a site) for journalistic dissemination on the topic of Urban Art, with particular interest for Street Art and for Graffiti. <br>News from Italy and from abroad, interviews with international artists, reviews of events, photos and reportages from all over the world: Another Scratch In The Wall is now a site for fans of the subject that nevertheless wants to appeal to a wide audience to return a the most up-to-date (and faithful) image of the reality in which Urban Art has fallen today. Contention, as always, between legality and illegality, between gallery and street, between one crew and another, between innovation and old school. <br><br><strong>Graffiti &amp; Street Art in Milano</strong><br>Since 2018, the project of Another Scratch In The Wall makes Street Art Tours in Milan: themed walks to learn about the cities we live in through the stories their walls tell us.<br>If you want to know Milano from another point of view (less mainstream but equally cultural), our Street Art Tours are fitted for you!</div><div>Discover with Another Scratch In The Wall team all Milano’s places (or, better, walls) that made the history of the Hip Hop culture and that today still fill the city with color.</div><div>Book <a href="https://www.eventbrite.it/o/another-scratch-in-the-wall-18299900844">here</a> and join one of the programmed tours.</div><div><br><strong>ORTICA</strong></div><div>&nbsp;</div><div>From one of the most famous Hall of Fame in Milano, that of via Cima, we will move to the discover the project Or.Me, Ortica Memoria, 20 murals that tell the history of the neighborhood made by the local artists Orticanoodles. The tour ends, again, in via Cima.</div><div>&nbsp;</div><div>Start: via Camillo e Otto Cima</div><div>End: via Camillo e Otto Cima</div><div>Details: circular tour, short uphill sections and stairs&nbsp;</div>

Another Scratch In The Wall Street Art Tours (recommended by Street Art Cities) - ORTICA tour

<div><strong>Another Scratch In The Wall</strong><br>Born in 2014 from an idea developed during the Walter Tobagi School of Journalism in Milan, Another Scratch In The Wall has become, over time, a blog (and then a site) for journalistic dissemination on the topic of Urban Art, with particular interest for Street Art and for Graffiti. <br>News from Italy and from abroad, interviews with international artists, reviews of events, photos and reportages from all over the world: Another Scratch In The Wall is now a site for fans of the subject that nevertheless wants to appeal to a wide audience to return a the most up-to-date (and faithful) image of the reality in which Urban Art has fallen today. Contention, as always, between legality and illegality, between gallery and street, between one crew and another, between innovation and old school. <br><br><strong>Graffiti &amp; Street Art in Milano</strong><br>Since 2018, the project of Another Scratch In The Wall makes Street Art Tours in Milan: themed walks to learn about the cities we live in through the stories their walls tell us.<br>If you want to know Milano from another point of view (less mainstream but equally cultural), our Street Art Tours are fitted for you!</div><div>Discover with Another Scratch In The Wall team all Milano’s places (or, better, walls) that made the history of the Hip Hop culture and that today still fill the city with color.</div><div>Book <a href="https://www.eventbrite.it/o/another-scratch-in-the-wall-18299900844">here</a> and join one of the programmed tours.<br><br><strong>MONUMENTALE</strong></div><div>&nbsp;</div><div>Starting from the gardens of via Messina, we will see together the spontaneous Street Art born in such a pleasant place. From there, we will move to the Tempio del Futuro Perduto, an area of the abandoned Fabbrica del Vapore occupied by several young people to make that place of decay and abandonment a multi-purpose space to create culture, aggregation and a place to live. We will then move to the Fabbrica del Vapore to see the murals of Nelson Mandela and Khaled al-Asaad and then move to the gardens of via Cesariano, with the works (first covered, then rebuilt) by Pao, Nais, Zibe and Linda.</div><div>&nbsp;</div><div>Start: via Messina corner private via Giovanni Calvino</div><div>End: via Cesariano</div><div>Details: Linear tour, visit to the Tempio del Futuro Perduto is planned</div><div><br><br></div>

Another Scratch In The Wall Street Art Tours (recommended by Street Art Cities) - MONUMENTALE tour

<div><strong>Another Scratch In The Wall</strong><br>Born in 2014 from an idea developed during the Walter Tobagi School of Journalism in Milan, Another Scratch In The Wall has become, over time, a blog (and then a site) for journalistic dissemination on the topic of Urban Art, with particular interest for Street Art and for Graffiti. <br>News from Italy and from abroad, interviews with international artists, reviews of events, photos and reportages from all over the world: Another Scratch In The Wall is now a site for fans of the subject that nevertheless wants to appeal to a wide audience to return a the most up-to-date (and faithful) image of the reality in which Urban Art has fallen today. Contention, as always, between legality and illegality, between gallery and street, between one crew and another, between innovation and old school. <br><br><strong>Graffiti &amp; Street Art in Milano</strong><br>Since 2018, the project of Another Scratch In The Wall makes Street Art Tours in Milan: themed walks to learn about the cities we live in through the stories their walls tell us.<br>If you want to know Milano from another point of view (less mainstream but equally cultural), our Street Art Tours are fitted for you!</div><div>Discover with Another Scratch In The Wall team all Milano’s places (or, better, walls) that made the history of the Hip Hop culture and that today still fill the city with color.</div><div>Book <a href="https://www.eventbrite.it/o/another-scratch-in-the-wall-18299900844">here</a> and join one of the programmed tours.<br><br><strong>IPPODROMO</strong></div><div>&nbsp;</div><div>The whole tour is focused on a single long project, the Stadio Street Player one made by the cultural association Stradedarts, which won the title of longest jam in Italy in 2015 and the longest jam in Europe in 2016 (this time under the name of Stadio Champions League Final 2016).</div><div>&nbsp;</div><div>Start: Lotto MM1 - MM5</div><div>End: San Siro Ippodromo MM5</div><div>Details: linear tour</div><div><br><br></div>

Another Scratch In The Wall Street Art Tours (recommended by Street Art Cities) - IPPODROMO tour

<div><strong>Another Scratch In The Wall</strong><br>Born in 2014 from an idea developed during the Walter Tobagi School of Journalism in Milan, Another Scratch In The Wall has become, over time, a blog (and then a site) for journalistic dissemination on the topic of Urban Art, with particular interest for Street Art and for Graffiti. <br>News from Italy and from abroad, interviews with international artists, reviews of events, photos and reportages from all over the world: Another Scratch In The Wall is now a site for fans of the subject that nevertheless wants to appeal to a wide audience to return a the most up-to-date (and faithful) image of the reality in which Urban Art has fallen today. Contention, as always, between legality and illegality, between gallery and street, between one crew and another, between innovation and old school. <br><br><strong>Graffiti &amp; Street Art in Milano</strong><br>Since 2018, the project of Another Scratch In The Wall makes Street Art Tours in Milan: themed walks to learn about the cities we live in through the stories their walls tell us.<br>If you want to know Milano from another point of view (less mainstream but equally cultural), our Street Art Tours are fitted for you!</div><div>Discover with Another Scratch In The Wall team all Milano’s places (or, better, walls) that made the history of the Hip Hop culture and that today still fill the city with color.</div><div>Book <a href="https://www.eventbrite.it/o/another-scratch-in-the-wall-18299900844">here</a> and join one of the programmed tours.<br><br><strong>TOWARDS BARONA</strong></div><div>&nbsp;</div><div>The tour starts from one of the historical places of the Graffiti Writing movement, a meeting place and a source of ideas for artists from all over the world: the Wag Shop in via de Amicis 28, a milestone for all lovers of Hip Hop culture. After a chat with the owner, Alberto, our walk continues in the square in front of the Basilica of San Lorenzo Maggiore, where there is the project Milan Street-Hi Story with the history of Milan in murals. The tour ends at Artkademy, Officina Creativa Italiana, where, among other projects, we will also see the pieces of Amazing Day 2017.</div><div>&nbsp;</div><div>Start: via Edmondo de Amicis, 46</div><div>End: via Malaga</div><div>Details: linear tour, the use of public transport is planned</div><div><br><br></div>

Another Scratch In The Wall Street Art Tours (recommended by Street Art Cities) - TOWARDS BARONA tour

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Federico Clapis