Tour of the history of graffiti in Florentin – South Tel Aviv

South Tel Aviv, and especially the Florentin neighborhood, are the heart of Tel Aviv's graffiti scene.

In 1946, Rabbi Yedida Frankel began the tradition of the second hakafot there.. We will explore the story of Yedida Frankel and graffiti art.

Between Simtat Shlosha and Abarbanel Street, The Rebbe of Bichrach, Masilat Wolfson, Chaim Vital, and of course Florentin Street. There and around it, among the carpenters, upholsterers, and warehouses, on walls, doors, and shutters, you can see dozens, if not hundreds, of murals, graffiti, cartoons, paintings, posters, wise sayings, poets' words, and much more.

All in order to express a position or self-expression, On public and private property. With or without the owner's consent. Art that became "street art" Singing and kicking. Ilan Shahori will lead travelers through the charming streets where most of the graffiti art is concentrated., The fruits of their labor are anonymous on the one hand, and artists who have already gained fame and recognition on the other. Yoni Kis-Lio, or Michal Rubin, Natalie Mandel, or Maya Galpman, Nitzan Mintz, or Puma, and above all, Klon with his famous ducks.

Join Ilan Shahori on a tour of the mysteries of urban art. An experiential, impressive, and surprising tour.