
"This 0.8-mile preserved stretch of the Berlin Wall along the Spree became the world’s longest open-air art gallery when over 100 international artists painted murals between February and June 1990; walking it you feel the politically charged optimism of the era—many murals deliver blunt anti-establishment messages and critiques of oppressive regimes and corrupt politicians—making it an enduring outdoor testament to 1989’s cultural and political revolution." - Liz Humphreys, Krystin Arneson
