Outhouse

The Outhouse stands out as a stretch of brick wall painted in bright, constantly changing murals along a quiet corner of the Northern Quarter. It began as a designated legal graffiti space, created to give street artists a place to work without fear of prosecution. In two thousand ten, a local artist named Akse painted a tribute here that drew significant attention. The wall operates on a rotating basis, where new artists replace the old work, ensuring the surface never stays the same.