The Berlin Wall divided East and West from 1961 to 1989. Historically, the west side of the wall featured the artwork, as people were not able to reach the wall from the east side. I walked the wall from west to east and documented my favorite pieces. I added artist credits where I could find information online.
Other photo sets in this country include:
Photo Set Information:
- Date Taken: June 2014
- Camera Used: Pentax K5
The start of the East Side Gallery with what looked like schoolchildren wearing masks
Berliner Mauer (Berlin Wall) Plaque at the East Side Gallery
"Curriculum Vitae" by Susanne Kunjappu-Jellinek
"YAAM Must Survive in Berlin City"
"One Day We'll Be In Charge"
Some artist tags near a break in the wall
"Morning" by Dieter Wien
"Doin It Cool For The Eastside" by Jim Avignon
"Himmel und Sucher" by Peter Russell
"Touch The Wall" by Christine Kühn
Children's hand prints as part of "Touch The Wall" by Christine Kühn
Gold hands as part of "Touch The Wall" by Christine Kühn
"Detour to Japanese Sector" by Thomas Klingenstein
"Detour to Japanese Sector" by Thomas Klingenstein
"Hommage To The Young Generation" by Thierry Noir
Not sure, an astronaut hugging a building?
"Amour, Paix" by Hervé Morlay
"Amour, Paix" by Hervé Morlay
The Neigh Kid Horse playing guitar in front of "Worlds People" by Schamil Gimajev
The Neigh Kid Horse playing guitar in front of "Worlds People" by Schamil Gimajev
"Worlds People" by Schamil Gimajev
"My God, Help Me to Survive This Deadly Love" by Dimitri Vrubel - probably the most popular art from the East Side Gallery. It depicts Leonid Brezhnev and Erich Honecker in a fraternal kiss.
"Tempus Fugit"
End of the wall
"Diagonal Solution Of The Problem" by Michail Serebrjakov
