The caricature steel-rod sculptures of Tang Mun Kian and Baba Chuah can be found in many strategic street corners around Georgetown. Interactive murals by Lithuanian artist, Ernest Zacharevic, add to the fun of exploring old Georgetown .
Tongue-in-cheek, these interesting street art pieces add to the pull of the streets with its refreshing and funny take of new and old life.
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| Luxury shoe designer, Datuk Jimmy Choo, started his apprenticeship here. Muntri Street |
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| I need a lift up. Muntri St. |
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| Where's my husband?!? Try Love Lane. Cheating husband climbing out of window during wife's raid of 'love home'. In the old days, many of the rich Chinese businessman on Muntri Lane were reputed to have kept their mistresses in Love Lane. |
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| Wanna ride? Penang Rd. |
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| Muntri St. |
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| 'Yat Keok Tet ' - Cantonese phrase which means 'One Leg Kicks All'. Cantonese black and white-garbed amahs who clean, cook and look after the family in old days. |
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| the narrowest 5-foot way in town. |
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| Lorong Stewart |
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| Ficus Dreams - Which is real and which is glass? |
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| Can you spot the child? What is he doing? |
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| Cannon St. |
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| fitting room |
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| How chic to be able to pull this off! |
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| "Come on, boy, ride the bike. It's real!" Armenian St. |
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| Chew Jetty |
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| concrete football - ingenious touch of street art to concrete pavement fixture |
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