Street art seems to have pervaded many cities and towns in Malaysia and Taiping is no exception. In fact, I enjoy tracking them down and search for new additions every time I am in the area.
Some time ago, I went to Taiping, just for a short break. 2017 is Visit Perak Year, after all! Have you done your part to support the campaign?
I managed to locate the huge artwork of a 1980s locomotive at the Taiping railway station. According to news reports, this train was named ‘Temerloh’ and has since retired and kept at the Johor Train Station.
If you want to take a photo of this massive mural, it is on the wall of Kedai Bee Poh, along Jalan Ong Saik (formerly Cross Street No. 4).
Turning into one of the nearby side roads, I came across these graffiti art. Not everyone appreciates graffiti or considers it as art but to me, every piece of work has a meaning behind it – we just need to look at it from a different perspective.
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7 Comments
At September 19, 2017, Jia Shin wrote:
Nice work! I really loved the second street art, it's beautiful.
At September 19, 2017, Racheal Loh wrote:
wah... taiping now also got beautiful street art... interesting!
At September 19, 2017, Dan wrote:
I really enjoyed the street art in Malaysia. There is quite a lot in Indonesia too but it feels like the quality is lower. I might do a BLOG post on it!
At September 19, 2017, Shini Lola wrote:
Wow~ It's been a long long time since I visit Taiping. Guess I should revisit soon.
At September 19, 2017, Viaggi del Milione wrote:
Like this article!
At September 19, 2017, Arisa Chow wrote:
ohh! they are making it something similar to like penang's mural street, that's pretty cool!
At September 19, 2017, Linda wrote:
These street art designs are so creative. Makes life more cheerful by looking at them.