PORTSMOUTH STREET ART

 

PORTSMOUTH STREET ART

 Let's get the tourist stuff out of the way first ...

      
Spinnaker Tower
HMS Victory
   
Charles Dickens statue and Pickwick Papers Bench
    There are only three traditional statues of Charles Dickens in the World. Photos of the other two in Sydney (May?) and Philadelphia would be much appreciated.
HMS Warrior                                              Southsea Beach
Canoe Lake

 
Wetherspoons (both busy)
    Viscount (Lord) Palmerston served more than nine years as Prime Minister and died in office in 1865. He had a series of forts built to protect Portsmouth harbour and its dockyard, now called ‘Palmerston’s Folly’.
    Previously a branch of the Portsea Island Mutual Co-operative Society, The John Jacques is named after PIMCO’s former chief executive who died in 1995 aged 90.

     And now the Street Art of Portsmouth and Southsea:
Marie Costa Dreph
       In 2022 community leader Marie Costa became the first Black Mayoress of  Portsmouth.

Bob McQuillan                                                                             
MLC
 
                                                                                               HMP

Molly Turner                                                            
 
Nightways                                                                    Panda 22


     
                                Anime Boyzz                                              Medhina-Happy
 
                                                                           Bad Teef

Be More Bob
 
K Turner Illustration                       Toad Stoolz                              Aly MJ                      

 

 

Money or Die Art
                Reka One                                                             Girl on the wall Dharma 77
Roo Abrook

 
Peace Fark                                                                
Roo Abrook                                                   
Si Mitchell
                                                                               Roo Abrook     
Roo Abrook 
Fark
  
Fark
  
Fark
Fark
Fark
 
Fark
Be Excellent to Each Other Fark
Be Excellent to Each Other Fark
Fark

 
Roo Abrook                                                                                                    
Midge
 
Hera (Herakut)                                                                            
 
My Dog Sighs
 
My Dog Sighs
Nol
                                                                                      Welcome to Albert Road James Porter
 
Tris
JOD.E Epod
Pogo                                                                           
 
The Strand Mural (1998) Art & Soul Traders
 
                                                             INTERFERENCE-Urban Postcards G0083 Giulio Vesprini

Curtis Creations
                                                               Frau Isa
The Intervention Rocket01
Yessiow

Swimmer Molly Hankinson

01CRU1 Miscfit
Madonna of The Gulls Getting Up To Stuff                                                                                              
Mister Samo
 
Dharma 77, farkFK, Mister Samo
Guy Favela
Freedom Seeds Shutters My Dog Sighs
My Dog Sighs          
My Dog Sighs                           Smiley Part     
 
  Found Her Again Caryn Koh                                                                   
Winnie May                                                             Pompey                 
Brave Arts
Pride 2025 Mark Kellett Art
Frustrated Creative
  Mira Pogo                                           Love is My Reason M One
Sweet Toof
 Marina Capdevila                                                 Snub                           
 
Roo Abrook                                                                    iSpy
 
Midge                                                                        Inkie        
 
Jano                                                             
Taking Flight Mr. Cenz
 
Beingcreative Art                                                              

Keyto                                                                           Eyesaw
Roo Abrook
Thumbs1
 
Perspicere
 
Faces Codo
 

Claudia La Bianca


My Dog Sighs
iSpy                                                    
     Claudia La Bianca                                                                 iSpy                       

Pompey Pelican Curtis Hylton

Sprite                                                            7th Pencil
Miscfit
See Beauty Everywhere Kashink1
Dice 67

 
                   Blondie Howden                                                 Southsea Zoo
Unify                                                                                                       
 
Dinlo (Portsmouth slang for Idiot)  Dino                                                                        
Out Of My Mind Mark Kellett Art
Pachi Julian Clavijo
Something Real Sophi Odling
Owl Motors
Claudia La Bianca
MLC
MLC
MLC
Money or Die Art
Claudia La Bianca
My Dog Sighs                                                                

Claudia La Bianca
Phlegm                                                           Pannix
 
One Love

  
                                                    Roo Abrook
            Ooberla                Southsea Zoo              Hannah Horn                    Midge                   
Claudia La Bianca
Oriana Pogo
MLC
Game Changers Hera (Herakut)
iSpy 
.... they usually duck.

... work in progress. Can you tell what it is yet?

For a map go to Street Art Cities - Portsmouth

          

Comments

  1. Anonymous9 April 2026 at 16:03

    i am truly stunned by the quantity, quality and variety!

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  2. Anonymous11 April 2026 at 07:20

    Who are all these artists?

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    1. Mick Goodenough11 April 2026 at 08:09

      I'll try add some details over the weekend.

      Delete
    2. Anonymous16 April 2026 at 18:52

      Details added, afraid I couldn't track down all the artists.

      Delete

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