Yogyakarta is just loaded with murals, some artistic, some playful, some political. Here are a few of them. They don’t need explaining. Just enjoy….
Goodbye Yogya. I’m in Bali!
Yogyakarta Murals
Camino Milagro
Now you know where I am…
Yogyakarta is just loaded with murals, some artistic, some playful, some political. Here are a few of them. They don’t need explaining. Just enjoy….
Goodbye Yogya. I’m in Bali!
Camino Milagro 
What a great discovery, Yogyakarta!
Thanks for sharing!!
C
Yes indeed.
I like much of street art a lot. I live near Philadelphia, which has a quasi-governmental agency that has funded and directed the creation of two thousand or more outdoor murals. Those murals are, in a way, a pretty big part of Philadelphia’s environment.
It’s become a big thing in a lot of cities, especially in neighborhoods that need some love. The man who took me to the temples said the locals don’t care about the murals — only the tourists do. But I wonder about that. Many of those murals were not painted for tourists. They represent Javanese culture and politics in ways that most tourists could not appreciate.
Wonderful street art! Maggie
And it was everywhere (except the Kraton)
These are remarkable works of art! Thanks for sharing these great pics.
These are wonderful pieces of art. Thanks for sharing the fine pics!
Sorryfor the dupes (once again!!!).
I think this is happening because you have two wordpress accounts. Two different photos of you show up