A walk of art

May was the month where the Danish town of Køge was transformed with a lot of street art. Walk This Way gave the public a chance to appreciate this art form over the summer. Some of it was interesting like this part called the Pink Army, and some of it was just weird.

Flying

Not only is there a sniper on the main street of Køge, but overhead pink helicopters lurch together with the swallows.

Picture on the Wall

Another picture on the wall at the Walk This Way exhibition in Køge.

A Big Red Mother Bird

The big red mother bird here is like the last few day's posts also a part of the Walk This Way exhibition in Køge.

Pink Lifeboat

As part of the Pink Army at the Walk This Way exhibition in Køge this pink lifeboat is placed at the harbour. And you can even climb into it.

The Painting on the Wall

Another item of the Walk This Way exhibition in Køge is this painting on a otherwise very anonymous wall.

A Bridge All Dressed Up

The Walk This Way exhibition in Køge features some rather unique artworks as this bridge that has been dressed up with cloth in different colours and designs.

A Big Portrait

The Walk This Way street art exhibition in Køge is more than the Pink Army. Here a big portrait has been put on the wall of one of the industrial buildings in the harbour area.

Small Soldiers

The Pink Army mentioned yesterday comes in many forms and sizes in the exhibition Walk This Way in Køge. Here it's a really small one in the sand.

A Pink Sniper

When walking down one of the main streets in Køge south of Copenhagen, you might notice something that is out of place, like this pink sniper looking down the street from a roof. He is a member of the Pink Army, a street art installation that is part of the exhibition Walk This Way in Køge. Walk This Way is organized by KØS - the museum for art in public spaces and will run through summer. The next few days I'll show you some more photos from this event.