Street Art on Armenian Street
Lebuh Armenian and the lanes next to it
Armenian Street is where the George Town murals began in 2012. These are the pieces on the street, then the ones in the lanes beside it. For eating, shops and history, read the Armenian Street guide.
On Lebuh Armenian
Procession
Sculpture at Work (creative direction Tang Mun Kian)
Lebuh Armenian
Then & Now
Sculpture at Work (creative direction Tang Mun Kian)
Lebuh Armenian
Little Children on a Bicycle
Ernest Zacharevic, 2012
Lebuh Armenian
Skippy
101 Lost Kittens, 2013
Lebuh Armenian
In the lanes nearby
Property
Sculpture at Work (creative direction Tang Mun Kian)
Lebuh Victoria
Ah Quee?
Sculpture at Work (creative direction Tang Mun Kian)
Lebuh Ah Quee
Kandar
Sculpture at Work (creative direction Tang Mun Kian)
Lebuh Ah Quee
Cannon Hole
Sculpture at Work (creative direction Tang Mun Kian)
Lebuh Cannon
Escape
Sculpture at Work (creative direction Tang Mun Kian)
Lebuh Acheh
Haj Pilgrimage
Sculpture at Work (creative direction Tang Mun Kian)
Gat Lebuh Acheh
Boy on a Motorbike
Ernest Zacharevic, 2012
Lebuh Ah Quee
Boy on a Chair
Ernest Zacharevic, 2012
Lebuh Cannon
Little Boy with Pet Dinosaur
Mirrors George Town (2012)
Lebuh Ah Quee
Love Me Like Your Fortune Cat
Other street art
Lebuh Victoria
Please Care & Bathe Me
Other street art
Lane off Lebuh Victoria
Cats & Humans Happily Living Together
Other street art
Inside Cheah Kongsi
No Animal Discrimination Please
Other street art
Side street off Lebuh Armenian
The Real Bruce Lee Would Never Do This
101 Lost Kittens, 2013
Back alley off Lebuh Ah Quee