The Super Scurry Nuart mural on the corner of Willowbank Road and Holburn Street
Returning in summer, street art festival Nuart will once again transform blank Aberdeen walls into works of art.
The festival, which is organised by Aberdeen Inspired, will feature street artists creating new murals and works, events, community workshops, talks, as well as tours of the old and new artworks.
So while we wait for the festival to return in June (9 to 12), check out our time-lapses of all five of the stunning murals created last year and photos of some of the most-loved large-scale artworks created as part of the festival since 2017.
Time-lapses from last year’s Nuart Aberdeen
Helen Bur
Fanakapan
Henrik Uldalen
KMG
SNIK
Gallery: Nuart Aberdeen through the years
2018: Super Scurry piece by Conzo & Globel on Willowbank Road.
2018: SNIK’s artwork on Virginia Street, Aberdeen. Picture by Darrell Benns.
2018: Artur Bordalo’s artwork on 62 Union Row. Photo by Darrell Benns.
Gallery Nuart Aberdeen 2019: Nuart artwork by Hama Woods on Harriet Street. Photo by Heather Fowlie.
2021: Fanakapan’s artwork on Aberdeen Health Village, Frederick Street. Photo by Kenny Elrick.
2017. Add Fuel piece created as part of the <a href="https://www.aberdeeninspired.com/festival/nuart-aberdeen" target="_blank" rel="noopener">festival</a> on 19 Belmont Street. Photo by Kenny Elrick.
