Solomon Souza has used the Mahane Yehuda market - often referred to as “The Shuk” - to showcase colorful spray painted portraits. He uses the closed shutters of the area's shops as his canvas. The area has developed a thriving nightlife scene for tourists and locals alike
Souza immigrated to Israel a few years ago and has created over 150 mural works that feature famous Jewish figures. According to the Washington Post, Souza always asks permission from the owners of the shops before painting. His friend Berel Hahn is key in helping Souza acquire permission to paint. Read more...
03-31-2016, 08:22 PM
Traditional market in Jerusalem turns into portrait gallery after dark
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