The Wall and piece: Uzbek Banksy unmasked

In this unique urban street art tour we'll explore a totally different, non-touristy part of Tashkent by unravelling vibrant and cryptic messages left by the Uzbek Banksy on the grey walls of the Soviet prefabs (panel’kas in Russian) 

See the real ‘no frills’ Tashkent 
Learn of the 'French connection' at the outskirts of the Central Asian city
The Uzbek Banksy does he compare with the actual one?

Pop culture references - how well do they sit with a hermetic Uzbek lifestyle 

Tags, bubbles and stenciling - how well are they presented in Tashkent 

Love, death and Amir Temur!
Hot button issues associated with graffiti and graffiti-making in Uzbekistan

The history of the urban art that traveled a looong way from NY and Detroit to the streets of Tashkent

This is your only chance to see some of the unique pieces of art that can still be found in Tashkent! The city shouldn’t be a one way conversation (c)

NB: The easiest way to get to the starting spot is by taking a metro until Novza station and walking  the remaining stretch of the road