From trippy art and enormous murals to unique installations, Mumbai turns artsy

Mumbaikars are used to seeing paan-spattered or flaking walls, but a walk through south Mumbai or even Bandra and Dharavi in the last month now reveals some pleasant surprises. From trippy art and enormous murals to unique installations, the urban art festival, Start, has brought together a group of Indian and international artists to literally paint the town red. Take a look! (Text by: Arundhati Chatterjee/ arundhati.chatterjee@hindustantimes.com) Art by Tona at Supari Tank Municipal School, Bandra (W).

Updated on: Dec 12, 2014 7:40 PM IST

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Mumbaikars are used to seeing paan-spattered or flaking walls, but a walk through south Mumbai or even Bandra and Dharavi in the last month now reveals some pleasant surprises. From trippy art and enormous murals to unique installations, the urban art festival, Start, has brought together a group of Indian and international artists to literally paint the town red. Take a look! (Text by: Arundhati Chatterjee/ arundhati.chatterjee@hindustantimes.com) Art by Tona at Supari Tank Municipal School, Bandra (W).

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Mural of Dadasaheb Phalke by artist Ranjit Dahiya at Bandra Reclamation.

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Mural by Daan Botlek at Supari Tank Municipal School, Bandra (W).

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Street art near Supari Tank in Bandra (W).

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Jude Bakery by Akacorleone in Bandra (W).

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A temporary installation (now removed) by artist Filthy Luker at Jindal Mansion.