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This summer, skip the hype and KEEP IT REAL.
While Freiburg shows Banksy replicas, the nearby town of Herbolzheim is hosting a unique Streetart exhibition in a former chapel – with authentic originals and certified limited prints by:
🖌️ Banksy
🖌️ Blek le Rat
🖌️ Shepard Fairey (Obey)
🖌️ JPS
🖌️ L.E.T. (Les Enfants Terribles)
🗓️ Opening in August 2025 – exact date & details coming soon!
📍 Die Kapelle, Herbolzheim (25 min from Freiburg)
Follow for updates – and don’t miss the real thing.
#KeepItReal
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there is a difference between art and decoration
idk how many times i’ve seen some mural or painted electrical box with a generic ass nature scenery, or flowers, or abstract colors.
it’s nice n all that but that’s all I ever see. those are decorations not art
i wanna see more original pieces with character, originality, that tell a story and actually grab ur attention and make u think about it or admire it. not some mural of colors and flowers that blends into the background
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