Deze muurschildering van schilders-collectief De Strakke Hand brengt een ode aan het rijke markt- verleden van Deventer. In de Middeleeuwen vonden er jaarlijks vijf jaarmarkten plaats in de stad, die soms wel twee weken duurden. Kooplui uit binnen- en buitenland boden hun waren aan en de befaamde stokvis en Deventer Koek werden in groten getale verhandeld. Hoewel, verhandeld... Deze ondeugende jongen kan zich niet inhouden en neemt, ondanks de strenge blik van zijn moeder, een paar grote happen van die heerlijke kruidkoek.

Terwijl op de achtergrond het Bergkwartier en de Bergkerk schitteren valt ineens een rood gele voetbalsjaal op. Een subtiele knipoog naar het heden. En komen de gezichten je bekend voor? Dat zou zo maar eens kunnen. De vrouw en de jongen op de schildering kun je namelijk gewoon vandaag in Deventer tegenkomen.

Hanzesteden fietsroute

Deze muurschildering is onderdeel van het project Internatio- nale samenwerking Hanzesteden toen en nu. Binnen dit project is onder andere een internationale fietsroute gereali- seerd. Om de fietsroute extra beleving te geven komt, door middel van Augmented Reality, de mural visueel tot leven op je smartphone. Meer info hierover vind je op www.hanzestedenfietsroute.nl

Project: #discoverhansa

Artist: De Strakke Hand

Locatie: Gebouw: Kleine Overstraat 17 Mural: in Treurnietsgang

Date: juli 2022

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Het project Grensoverschrijdende samenwerking Hanzesteden is mede gefinancierd uit het INTERREG-programma Deutschland- Nederland, Gemeente Deventer, Het Bouwhuis & Bonno Amsinga 

> Routeboekjes te koop voor € 3,- bij VVV winkel aan de Brink 89 & Café PUNT aan de Scheepvaartstraat 7 www.locatiepunt.nl

Volg & Tag ons op:@streetartstreets #indeventer

Meer info: www.streetartstreets.nl Hier kan je meer Street Art spotten lees de verhalen op deventer.streetartcities.com Murals binnen bij horeca

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De gemeente Voorst zocht een creatieve manier om de fietstunnel bij Twello te laten opgaan in de omgeving. Een ontwerp met kleur, ruimte voor natuur en een link met de historie van deze plek. Want deze gemeente is bijzonder.

Voorst is de groene oase tussen drie (middel)grote steden. En deze plek vormde ooit de natuurlijke grens tussen al deze gebieden. Hier stroomde namelijk eeuwenlang de IJssel. Het is nu niet meer dan een slootje, maar deze ‘Oude IJssel’ is nog steeds de officiële grens tussen Gelderland en Overijssel.

Dat inspireerde de Deventer kunstenaar Margot Olde Loohuis tot het creëren van de mural ‘Onderwaterwereld’ of #KopjeOnder. Met deze muurschildering neemt Margot je mee onder water in de oude IJssel. Fiets onder het waterop- pervlak, kijk naar de lelies en geniet van dit vernieuwende perspectief, de vervreemding en de verwondering die het teweeg brengt. Een ode aan de plek, de geschiedenis en het water dat deze omgeving zo veel bracht.

Project: #KopjeOnder

Artist: Margot Olde Loohuis 

Locatie: Fietstunnel Hovenpad Deventer / Rijksstraatweg Twello

Date: Oktober 2022

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Mogelijk gemaakt door: Gemeente Voorst, Street Art Streets en hulptroepen van Margot Olde Loohuis

https://www.streetartstreets.nl/fietstunneltwello

> Routeboekjes te koop voor € 3,- bij VVV winkel aan de Brink 89 & Café PUNT aan de Scheepvaartstraat 7 www.locatiepunt.nl

Volg & Tag ons op:@streetartstreets #indeventer

Meer info: www.streetartstreets.nl Hier kan je meer Street Art spotten lees de verhalen op deventer.streetartcities.com Murals binnen bij horeca

Deze podcast is mede mogelijk gemaakt door podcastegd.nl

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Story: Neighbourhood residents expressed interest in seeing an animal or zodiac sign on one of the walls. And what would be better than an impressive mural of a ram? The ram is the zodiac sign for courage, perseverance and ambition-an uncompromising animal that stands for challenge and adventure. It’s also the sign of the artist Dopie and one of the house’s residents.

Everything has come together in this mural: The Zodiac Sign: RAM. The artwork adds a colourful touch to the colourful Sluiswijk neighbourhood and is a fitting ode to the soul of this neighbourhood.

For the observant viewers: Dopie’s work alludes to a famous “whole grain biscuit”, can you spot the reference?

The previously starkly white painted walls in this

neighbourhood were an eyesore for local residents. Together with various local organisations, we planned these murals. Stories were collected from the neighbourhood residents, which were depicted on the walls by various artists. Each wall also hides a "Biscuit" as a reference to the "Sluis biscuit factory" that used to stand near this neighbourhood, and is now the namesake of this neighbourhood.

Find all the cookies in all the murals in Sluiswijk!

More info about "Muren & Buren" (Walls & Neighbours): ⁠www.streetartstreets.nl⁠

Making of video of all murals: ⁠https://youtu.be/F_s7u9_qph4

Story: Who hasn’t dreamed of being a superhero? Here in Sluiswijk you’ll find superheroes behind all kinds of doors, such as one small boy who always wanted to grow up to be Spiderman, a young girl who wanted to see a green ninja, and another child who has been known since he was three years old as the “Hulk of the neighbourhood”.

Inspired by these stories, Artist duo PWH (Pipsqueak Was Here) created a Stencil Art mural depicting a very tall girl, an impressive six meters to be exact. She’s dressed as a super- hero, looking very cool and tough as she watches over her neighbourhood playground making sure no one gets any ideas about bringing evil to her Sluiswijk neighbourhood!

On the left hand side of the wall “ the little mouse squeaked in the house” with something yummy in its paws – do you see what it is?The previously starkly white painted walls in this

neighbourhood were an eyesore for local residents. Together with various local organisations, we planned these murals. Stories were collected from the neighbourhood residents, which were depicted on the walls by various artists. Each wall also hides a "Biscuit" as a reference to the "Sluis biscuit factory" that used to stand near this neighbourhood, and is now the namesake of this neighbourhood.

Find all the cookies in all the murals in Sluiswijk!

More info about "Muren & Buren" (Walls & Neighbours): ⁠www.streetartstreets.nl⁠

Making of video of all murals: ⁠https://youtu.be/F_s7u9_qph4

Story: Look around and you will see many children playing in this neighbourhood. It’s no wonder that the neighbour- hood wanted to dedicate at least one wall to Sluiswijk's youngest residents. That's what artist Hedof did.

In this mural, you see two main characters playing in a playground, a boy and a girl. The boy is sliding down a slide, which in his imagination is the trunk of an elephant. The girl is playing on a seesaw. With the children's imagination, a seesaw becomes a rabbit, playing with a football.

The baker's hat on the boy's head is a reference to the Sluis mascot on the old biscuit tins of the former biscuit factory, which caused a sensation here. He is also holding a biscuit and an old-fashioned rolling pin. In the background, you can see a factory. The chimney is steaming and a delicious smell swirls through the streets.

The previously starkly white painted walls in this

neighbourhood were an eyesore for local residents. Together with various local organisations, we planned these murals. Stories were collected from the neighbourhood residents, which were depicted on the walls by various artists. Each wall also hides a "Biscuit" as a reference to the "Sluis biscuit factory" that used to stand near this neighbourhood, and is now the namesake of this neighbourhood.

Find all the cookies in all the murals in Sluiswijk!

More info about "Muren & Buren" (Walls & Neighbours): ⁠www.streetartstreets.nl⁠

Making of video of all murals: ⁠https://youtu.be/F_s7u9_qph4

Story: Sluiswijk is home to many great stories including this one about a neighbourhood resident and her love for panthers. This animal has always followed her throughout her life. Since her youth, she has been fascinated by this lovely creature and even has a statue of a panther at home which has been very meaningful. With the strength of a panther she cared for others and worked to give her children a loving and stable base. Now that her children live on their own, this is her time.

Nicky Nahafahik translated this into the mural: “Calm saves the day” with the depiction of a powerful, spotted panther in a relaxed pose. What is the message behind this mural? Through calmness you can overcome difficult situations and experience the serenity of a butterfly. The mural was created with help from neighbourhood children.

Can you also spot the spotted chocolate chip cookie?

The previously starkly white painted walls in this neighbourhood were an eyesore for local residents. Together with various local organisations, we planned these murals. Stories were collected from the neighbourhood residents, which were depicted on the walls by various artists. Each wall also hides a "Biscuit" as a reference to the "Sluis biscuit factory" that used to stand near this neighbourhood, and is now the namesake of this neighbourhood.

Find all the cookies in all the murals in Sluiswijk!

More info about "Muren & Buren" (Walls & Neighbours): ⁠www.streetartstreets.nl⁠

Making of video of all murals: ⁠https://youtu.be/F_s7u9_qph4

Story: Under the smoke of the Eagle's Nest, the voices of four other exotic birds are regularly heard. These are the macaws of one of the local residents. They are a household name in the neighbourhood, make quite a bit of noise and are the resident's great love.

He has no fewer than four of them. Two inside, two outside. "People in the neighbourhood know that the macaw belongs to me. A macaw on the wall would be nice." And that’s how it happened.

Thanks to Nina Valkhoff's creative mural, which depicts the story botanically on the wall. By the way, do you see the "whole grain" reference in the painting?

The previously starkly white painted walls in this

neighbourhood were an eyesore for local residents. Together with various local organisations, we planned these murals. Stories were collected from the neighbourhood residents, which were depicted on the walls by various artists. Each wall also hides a "Biscuit" as a reference to the "Sluis biscuit factory" that used to stand near this neighbourhood, and is now the namesake of this neighbourhood.

Find all the cookies in all the murals in Sluiswijk!

More info about "Muren & Buren" (Walls & Neighbours): ⁠www.streetartstreets.nl⁠

Making of video of all murals: ⁠https://youtu.be/F_s7u9_qph4

TITEL: “Always spring in Sluiswijk”

The previously starkly white painted walls in this neighbourhood were an eyesore for local residents. Together with various local organisations, we planned these murals. Stories were collected from the neighbourhood residents, which were depicted on the walls by various artists. Each wall also hides a "Biscuit" as a reference to the "Sluis biscuit factory" that used to stand near this neighbourhood, and is now the namesake of this neighbourhood.

Story: : In one of the houses in Sluiswijk, it is always spring.  That’s because in this particular house, you will always find blooming flowers:  sunflowers, daisies, roses and tulips in colourful bouquets. Artist Joost Zwanenburg was inspired by this special neighbourhood resident and created a mural based on a photo of a homemade flower bouquet.  But that’s not all; he also creatively brought the flower enthusiast and her daughters back into the mural. Her daughters appear as two woodland birds brightening up the neighbourhood, just as her daughters love to do with sidewalk chalk. 

Speaking of little birds, do you see what the one on the left is snacking on?

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WALL: Better World “How to grow wall flowers” 

House: Gooierstraat 40 Wall: Randerstraat 

Artist: Timber Sommerdijk / Beginning Snorretje (Deventer/Amsterdam) timbersommerdijk.nl - instagram.com/beginningsnorretje 

This mural’s story: In one way, Sluisdijk is just a neighbourhood. But it is also a neighbourhood in the middle of the world with local residents who are concerned about the future of our society and planet. In particular, a former Amsterdam resident who came to live in Deventer. He would like to see less pollution in the world, clean and healthy food and water, a beautiful environment which everyone can enjoy, and world peace. A little bit hippie and a little bit sixties. Timber Sommerdijk captured that feeling in this mural. You’ll see a universe of flowers being engulfed by or embraced by a single person. People are part of nature; we cannot lose sight of that fact. The dove of peace is watching over the scene, just like the protective dog in this dog-loving neighbourhood. Of course, there’s also a half-eaten dog biscuit in this mural – can you find it? Find all the cookies in all the murals in Sluiswijk! More info about "Muren & Buren" (Walls & Neighbours): www.streetartstreets.nl Making of video of all murals: https://youtu.be/F_s7u9_qph4

Wall: Motorsport 'The mechanic'