From north to south (top to bottom in this post) the works are by: Andrey Palval (ig) Chelsea Frew (ig) Nean (ig) NOYS (ig) Rob Hilken (ig) RAZER (ig).
Here are the four pieces of street art in Library Street, Belfast, painted for Hit The North 2023, by Peachzz (ig), JMK (ig), Atmos (ig), and Graffic (ig).
Three new pieces of street art were painted in Donegall Street as part of this year’s Hit The North. From top to bottom they are: Two female faces by Woskerski, from London (ig). An art-deco seahorse by Andy Council, from Bristol (ig) A giant squirrel by ROA, from Ghent, Belgium (bio | ig archive).
Here is a gallery of the new pieces from Hit The North 2023 on the south side of Kent Street (there is a separate post for the north side and there is a separate post for Kent Street above Union Street).
From left to right (top to bottom in this post), the art is by:
From left to right (top to bottom in this post), the artists are:
Zippy (ig) Alana McDowell (ig) Asbestos (ig) Angry Dan (ig) ?TMN krew? Sufek West Hallion – “Цe нaшe поле до біса” [this is our hell on earth] – a common description of the battle for Bakhmut by Ukranian soldiers (AP | France24 | CNN); this was the last of several slogans painted by Hallion throughout the festival (tw) RASK (ig) + STER (ig) + SUMS (ig)
How’s about ye?! FGB (ig), Leo Boyd (ig), and KVLR (ig) added three pieces at the end of April to what is now the “Belfast Stories” construction hoarding. FGB’s piece, shown above, was inspired by the fact that the northern branch of North Street was called “Goose Lane” (tw) at the time of (Chichester’s) Belfast Castle, as herders headed through the north gate (see the map at Lennon Wylie).
In the film Back To The Future, Doc Brown builds a time machine out of a DeLorean by adding a “flux capacitor”. In the second film in the series (IMDb), Doc and Marty take the DeLorean – now with a thruster and wheels that flip horizontally in order to act as jets – into the future (that is, 2015). The movie franchise has given a long life to a car that in practice was made – in Belfast – for only seven years (WP).
Street art by Glen Molloy in Corporation Street, Belfast.