Awesome Penang Street Arts

I have seen the pics... Googled the location, ect whenever we went to Penang this year... Tapi tak pernah kesampaian hajat to see this wonderful street arts. Alhamdulillah, trip kali ni hajat tercapai... Thanks to Mr Hubby kerana melayan hajat si isteri... hehe :D 

  

  Marking George Town's 'Yeoh Only' at Gat Lebuh Chulia, George Town. 

This is the first mural we found... nak posing kat sini tapi dah ada one Chinese family pose... so snap jer lah.

 

"Property" Sculpture, Victoria Street, Georgetown.
The Sculpture celebrates the extension of the shoreline from Beach Street to Weld Quay, creating additional space the construction of warehouses, stores & other commercial properties. It also serves as a reminder that land reclamation has been ongoing in Penang since the late 19th century.

This mural is titled "Brother and Sister On A Swing" by Louis Gan. Located at a small alley at Chulia Street Ghaut, Georgetown. This beautiful mural really reminds me of my childhood when I played on the swing with my brother and sisters ;) Love, Love, Love this one!!!! :D

 

Thai artist Natthapon Muangkliang takes his new found awareness on stray animals to the streets with inspirational artwork along Lebuh Victoria. 

*this one is a googled pic*

 

“Little Children on a Bicycle” Mural, by Ernest Zacharevic is located at  located at Armenian Street, Georgetown. This one is quite famous. I saw a very looooong queue - lotsa people want to take pics here. It was a hot day... yeah, so I decided to snap this chinese

 

Halo Aunty.. mana mau pegi?? :) 

 

Halo Bro... mau naik motor ke mau posing? :D

 “Boy on a Bike” Mural by Ernest Zacharevic located at Ah Quee Street, George Town, Penang. 

 

 “Reaching Up”  Mural by Ernest Zacharevic, Cannon Street, George Town, Penang.

 Depicts a little boy reaching for a hole in the wall. He appears to be standing on a chair & inching himself as high as he could reach. 

Again... the queue was too long for us... so snap jer gambar ni.. :P

 

 A steel rod sculpture depicting how Cannon Street got its name. During the Penang Riots back in 1867 between two major triad factions, cannons were fired upon this area and the street was damaged from holes made by the shots.

"Procession" Sculpture at Armenian Street, Georgetown
The sculpture depicts the Grand Float Procession held in 1926 to celebrate the birthday of Tua Pek Kong, As it was the year of the Tiger, effigies of the tiger was carried through the streets (accompanied by the second Chingay procession in Georgetowntown).

There are lots more awesome street arts in Penang. You guys can google about them! They are really amazing! They are bunch of talented artists!!! Penang is really awesome! You guys should go lah! Explore the city by BICYCLE... apparently it's the trend now! We did not do it as it was too hot and we didn't plan to stay long. So yeah... Malaysia is a very beautiful country! :)