Tolerance zone

Keizerpark

Keizerpark , 9000 Gent Diverse artiesten / Several artists

Local talent should, of course, have the opportunity to grow and experiment. To practice your skills, you can visit five locations in Ghent.

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Street Art

Jamie Answord

diverse , 9000 Gent Jamie Answord

In the run-up to the third SORRY, NOT SORRY festival, a mini arts route has been created in and around the Voormuide and Muidepoort streets. Local residents were given the opportunity to put their façade at the disposal of an artist. Various artists have installed small works of art at different locations in the neighbourhood.

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Street Art

Kitsune

Pekelharing , 9000 Gent Kitsune

The owners of this building wished to draw positive attention to the neighbourhood. They entrusted artist Kitsune with the design of a mural that would be visible from the street despite the dense urban development.
The budget to pay for the artist’s work hours was collected via crowdfunding. All other costs (scaffolding, paint, etc.) were paid by the owners.

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Street Art

Pol Cosmo

Fonteineplein , 9000 Gent Pol Cosmo

Pol Cosmo creates colourful insects which pop up on buildings all over the city. In this way, the artist wishes to surprise people in a positive manner.

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Street Art

Resto

Oude Houtlei , 9000 Gent Resto

Resto portrays giants and crazy living machines in lively colours. They have become notorious as a result of their huge size and epic nature.

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Street Art

Pol Cosmo

Wasstraat , 9000 Gent Pol Cosmo

Pol Cosmo creates colourful insects which pop up on buildings all over the city. In this way, the artist wishes to surprise people in a positive manner.

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Street Art

Master class Graffiti vzw

Koopvaardijlaan , 9000 Gent Diverse artiesten / Several artists

During the 2019 Sorry, not Sorry festival, Graffiti vzw and Piazza dell’Arte matched local youngsters with an experienced street artist. Together with A Squid Called Sebastian, they created a mural from design to the actual execution.

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Street Art

Cee Pil

Stokerijstraat , 9000 Gent Cee Pil

The work of Cee Pil is all about the contrast between nature and culture, a bewildering view on nature and how men and nature live together. Instead of presenting beautiful pictures he wants to give his audience food for thought. His work has a certain surrealistic touch. He wants to show a calm and harmonious picture with an unpleasant connotation.

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Kymo One

Woodrow Wilsonplein , 9000 Gent Kymo One

Kymo One gives a representation of what he experiences in his surroundings by using images and graphic elements he found online. He often holds a mirror to himself, as well as to the people around him. His focus is on the emotional and reactional nature of man.

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Street Art

Ann Cardinael

diverse , 9000 Gent Ann Cardinael

In the run-up to the third SORRY, NOT SORRY festival, a mini arts route has been created in and around the Voormuide and Muidepoort streets. Local residents were given the opportunity to put their façade at the disposal of an artist. Various artists have installed small works of art at different locations in the neighbourhood.

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Street Art

OakOak

diverse , 9000 Gent OakOak

OakOak has left his mark on several locations in the Muide neighbourhood and on the 2019 Sorry, Not Sorry festival site. He creates unique and above all entertaining street art.

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Street Art

The teckel in Gent

Ferdinand Lousbergkaai , 9000 Gent Wietse

Every year, Miramiro invites an artist to design the poster for the Ghent Festivities. During these festivities, the artist in question is also asked to create a mural.
Bruges artist Wietse painted his first mural in Ghent during the 2019 Miramiro festival.

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