Street Art Gallery

On the right and left walls of the passageway leading to the former premises of the Urban Art Agency, the following motifs are visible from the street.

Right side (2012):

Rita Hayworth, American actress; a gasoline canister; Lilli Palmer, German actress; a Doberman; Grace Kelly, American actress and later Princess Gracia Patricia of Monaco; a 16 mm Paillard-Bolex H16 film camera.

Left side (2016):

Salvador Dalí, Spanish painter of Surrealism; Man Ray, American photographer associated with Dadaism and Surrealism; Hugo Ball, German writer and one of the founders of the Dada movement, shown in a photograph wearing a costume from a performance at Zurich’s Cabaret Voltaire; Walter Serner, Austrian-Czech writer and Dadaist; Johannes Itten, Swiss painter and Bauhaus teacher, originator of the color-type theory; László Moholy-Nagy, painter, photographer, typographer, and stage designer, who succeeded Itten at the Bauhaus.

Additional motifs can be found in the courtyard.