A mural found inside the compound of Hin Bus Depot, George Town.
Tag: painting
Penang Street Art (An Abstract Mural)
An abstract street art found painted on an old wall within the compound of Hin Bus Depot in George Town. This large mural features a giant fist along with several avian humanoid figures.
Penang Street Art (“Different Strokes” Street Art by Alexface)
A mural painted by Alexface, a street art artist from Thailand, who took part in the Different Strokes international street art festival back in April.
This mural can be found located in the compound of Hin Bus Depot, George Town.
Penang Street Art (The Blind Wall by Sath)
A street art mural by Spanish artist Sath for the Different Strokes street art festival held in Penang. This mural, along with several others, can be found at the derelict shophouses located along the now closed Maxwell Road in George Town.
Hin Bus Depot: The Sky Gazer
A piece of beautiful street art portraiture found in the backyard of Hin Bus Depot, George Town. Now an art centre, the Hin Bus Depot has been the host to many art exhibitions.
Penang Street Art (“Different Strokes” Street Art by Sabek and Whatson)
A recent collaborative street art by artists Martin Whatson of Norway and Sabek of Spain for the Different Strokes street art festival held in April. This mural can be found at one of the abandoned units of shophouses at the old Maxwell Road.
Penang Street Art (The Turtle Rider)
This large mural is a collaborative art work between street artists Ernest Zacharevic and Martin Ron. The mural depicting a girl sitting on top of a sea turtle is painted at the side of Chulia Mansion Hotel in Chulia Street, George Town. The artwork was recently completed in March.
For the location, please go HERE.
Penang Street Art (Kollective Unknown Mural)

A wall mural spotted at the back of one of the buildings located near the intersection of Carnarvon Street and Kampung Kolam Road.
Nagore Mews Portraiture Murals
Two large portrait style art murals painted at the abandoned houses at Nagore Mews during the Urban Xchange Street Art festival. The entrance to the mews is right at the side of Nagore Road, George Town.












