“Creativity is piercing the mundane to find the marvelous.”
Bill Moyers.
Hello, young Padawan
In the city of Detroit, not far from the Mowtown Museum, there is a timeless, grayless, and anything-but-ordinary place: the Northwestern Goldberg. It is a disused neighborhood that local artists have decided to invest in to offer neighbors an open-air museum.
Here, creativity and colors are there, to the delight of tourists who come to see how Detroit is reborn from these ashes against all odds.
Let’s visit this little neighborhood, which is regaining color, to bring a little joy to the ruins of another time.
Oh, a graffiti bridge. If you don’t have the reference, you will have a clue next week 😉
A little paint and life begin again.
And my favorite:
And that’s it for this street art visit. I hope you enjoyed this little neighborhood in ruins, certainly, but colorful. If you like this type of visit, I invite you to click here and there.
Have a lovely weekend, a Merry Christmas, and see you next Friday!
XO 🎅
