Kosciusko Graffiti Wall – St. Louis, Missouri – Fall 2016

Find “Kosciusko Graffiti Wall”, the latest discovery in our continuing search for the best street art in the world, along the western bank of the Mississippi River, just a few short blocks from downtown St. Louis, Missouri, in the shadow of the famed Gateway Arch. This often repainted, legal, outdoor spray-painting venue runs along the east side of Wharf Road for approximately three quarters of a mile between Chouteau Avenue on the north and Victor Street on the south. Continue southwest beyond Victor, along the railroad tracks, for about one more quarter-mile to see all the wall has to offer. Credit organizers of the city’s annual urban art event known as “Paint Louis” for a large portion of the currently visible body of work. We fully expect most of the 175 or so pieces pictured below to be painted over by this time next year. ~I♥DM

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Dale Carlson

Dale Carlson grew up along the northeastern shores of Lake Michigan, where at a young age Detroit called out to him in his dreams. In 2008, after extended stays in ten different Michigan cities, the author settled permanently in southeast Oakland County where he currently lives and works in various capacities within the local real estate industry.