Art Lane @ Beach Street, George Town.
Penang Isle: Karpal Singh Drive (formerly The Nautilus Bay)
Completed more than 10 years ago, this seaside walkway that stretches along the coastline of Jelutong Expressway, is also dubbed the ‘New Gurney’ by the locals here. This walkway is a popular place for joggers, cyclists as well as fishing hobbyists. At the center of the walkway lies the 4-blue-pylons art sculpture made by renowned artist NAKAYAMA Hitori.
The promenade is now renamed as Karpal Singh Drive in honor of Karpal Singh, a prominent politician hailing from Penang who passed away in an accident in 2014.
Penang Street Art: A Little Girl Portrait Mural
A street art mural painted by Sasha Korban, an Ukrainian artist who had also participated in the previous container art event in Penang. This art work can be found behind the rows of shops at Lebuh Keng Kwee (Keng Kwee Street), the same street where the Penang Famous Chendul Stall is located.
The portrait can be seen facing an open space car park area which is accessible from Prangin Road.
A Penang Ferry Art
A Penang ferry decorated with art murals docking at the Penang island ferry terminal.
Penang Street Art: A Pandemic Warning Graffiti
“Wear your mask, wash your hands, stay at home.”
Penang Street Art (Youth Park Monkeys)
George Town Street View: Passing by the Chingay Art Sculpture
Penang Street Art (The Mosaic Images of Women)
As part of the activities to celebrate the International Women’s Day in Penang, this wall of mosaic art works featuring portraiture of women has been created at Karpal Singh Drive, Penang. The art works were formed from drawings/paintings by over 200 people for the 2015 International Women’s Day celebration.
Penang Street Art (PICAF Site 5: Butterworth)
These art murals are created for the Penang International Container Art Festival (PICAF) and can be found at the Dataran Pemuda Merdeka of the MPSP Field in Butterworth.
For the rest of the PICAF art works, please go HERE.
Penang Street Art (PICAF Site 4: Balik Pulau)
Two art murals featured at the facade of a containers setup located amidst the paddy fields of Kampung Terang, Balik Pulau. The murals are for the Penang International Container Art Festival (PICAF).
For the rest of the PICAF art works, please go HERE.