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Oscar the Grouch goes to Paris
Paris is full of incongruous juxtapositions. A moment after leaving the square around the ancient Fontaine des Innocents, we were confronted with the image of Oscar the Grouch from Sesame Street near the Banana Café (also decorated with some unbananalike … Continue reading
Posted in Paris popular culture, Paris street art
Tagged Alexey Pajitnov, Banksy, Beyond the Street, ceramic tiles, Exit Through the Gift Shop, Fontaine des Innocents, Game Boy, Invader, Nintendo, Oscar the Grouch, Paris graffiti, Patrick Nguyen, Place Suzanne Valadon, Space Invaders, Street art, Stuart Mackenzie, Tetris
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