The wall at the Intimes cinema in Berlin-Friedrichshain looks different every day. It is known as street art and is often covered in stickers or painted. Every now and then the street cleaners come and scrape off some of the increasingly thick posters and stickers – then it starts all over again.
The wall on Niederbarnimstrasse at the corner of Boxhagener Strasse is constantly changing and is a changing mosaic of stickers. Many people stop in front of it, take photos and look at the stickers in detail.
Do you have photos of the wall? Current or from the past? Please send them to [email protected], we would like to create a photo gallery.
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- Discussion evening: Women in socialism – women in the GDR
- From the lively urban gardening to “Ton Steine Gardens”: Map with more than 600 green learning places
- Photos wanted: the constantly changing wall
- Which neighborhoods bring in more money: Schlossallee in Monopoly is no longer the most expensive street
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