Various festivals have brought much colour to our streets - some literally.
Many of the murals you can now see on our walls are thanks to Brink Contemporary Arts. From that group, Tim Robottom (whose street art name is Lord Numb) and fellow artist MIG 29 have been behind many of the beautiful designs around town, mainly in the Old Town canal area.
The duo recently created The Lady of Shrubland Street (painted in large part by Gordon Landsburgh), opposite Shrubland Street Community Primary School on the gable-end wall of a terraced house. Click here to read our article on this.
We took a walk around the town to enjoy our varied and colourful street art - something you can do too, thanks to Leamington's Street Art Trial's guide which you can view by clicking here.
Here are some of our highlights.
1. The Queen of the Grand Union
The beautiful Queen of the Grand Union by N4T4 can be found on the other side of the bridge next to the Rangemaster Works.Photo: Phil Hibble
2. Undercover Lovers
As you walk up Clemens Street, look for an alleyway on the right - inside this passageway, you will find Undercover Lovers, by ID-iom.Photo: Phil Hibble
3. Future Synth by Void One
A striking mural is just off Clemens Street, next to the Leamington to London railway line (it is on the left as you enter Clemens Street).Photo: Phil Hibble
4. The Lady of Shrubland Street
One of Leamington's latest pieces of art - and one of our most beautiful.The Lady of Shrubland Street was funded by a group of art-loving residents, designed by Tim Robottom of of Brink Contemporary Arts and painted - in large part - by Gordon LandsburghA stunning new mural has been painted on the gable-end wall of a terraced house in Shrubland Street.Read more about it here: https://www.warwickshireworld.com/news/people/stunning-new-mural-now-graces-the-wall-of-a-house-in-leamington-street-4612233Photo: Phil Hibble