Three pieces of street art in East Pallant, Chichester: The dog is by Joachim, a street artist from Belgium, but the two smaller pieces are by another artist: JPS, from Weston Super-Mare, who cites Banksy as among his inspirations.Three pieces of street art in East Pallant, Chichester: The dog is by Joachim, a street artist from Belgium, but the two smaller pieces are by another artist: JPS, from Weston Super-Mare, who cites Banksy as among his inspirations.
Three pieces of street art in East Pallant, Chichester: The dog is by Joachim, a street artist from Belgium, but the two smaller pieces are by another artist: JPS, from Weston Super-Mare, who cites Banksy as among his inspirations.

Pictures: Take a tour of Chichester in street art after this year's street art festival

By Connor Gormley
Published 12th Jun 2023, 17:07 BST
Updated 12th Jun 2023, 17:11 BST
Chichester’s Street Art Festival returned this year, with several new installations appearing on streets and pub walls all over the city, as artists from a range of backgrounds contributed to Chichester’s cultural heritage.

Each new piece joins a wide range of artworks already in the city centre – many of which were introduced in the 2013 Street Art festival, or have been added since.

From ravens in the Baffins Lane car park, stick men near East Street, and colourful faces painted by one of the first men to graffiti the Berlin wall, Chichester has art work from internationally acclaimed muralists as well as local luminaries – and this year’s festival was a chance to celebrate them all.

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One of several new pieces introduced as part of this year's street art festival, this piece, by local artist Sam McGann , can be found near the Bell Inn pub.

5. Street art in Chichester

One of several new pieces introduced as part of this year's street art festival, this piece, by local artist Sam McGann , can be found near the Bell Inn pub. Photo: Connor Gormley

Another Chichester College piece, this mural was designed and painted by street art group The Rolling People.

6. Street art in Chichester

Another Chichester College piece, this mural was designed and painted by street art group The Rolling People. Photo: Connor Gormley

The final piece on Chichester College Campus, this piece was designed and painted by an artist called Dscreet, who is well known for owl characters like those which appear here.

7. Street art in Chichester

The final piece on Chichester College Campus, this piece was designed and painted by an artist called Dscreet, who is well known for owl characters like those which appear here. Photo: Connor Gormley

This huge mural, near Metro House, was completed by Italian street artist Run, who also completed several other murals throughout the city.

8. Street art in Chichester

This huge mural, near Metro House, was completed by Italian street artist Run, who also completed several other murals throughout the city. Photo: Connor Gormley

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