A Nuart Aberdeen crew member in action, helping install Robert Montgomery's wonderful work at Bon Accord Baths. Image - Conor Gault.
Nuart Aberdeen 2026 lives on in more than just the memories of the thousands of people who enjoyed the street art festival last month...
The lasting legacy of the hugely-popular event - staged by Aberdeen Inspired and Aberdeen City Council - is still there to be seen on walls across the city, from jaw-dropping murals to smaller pieces just waiting to be discovered as you walk the city streets.
Nuart Aberdeen has now released official photos of the finished works by the acclaimed artists who took part in Scotland’s national street art festival.
Here are a few of those images to bring back memories of this year’s festival and whet your appetite for going out to discover them for yourself – along with previous Nuart murals and the many other attractions of the city centre.
Our fantastic Nuart Aberdeen walking tours will run at 2pm every Sunday until the end of summer. You can find details, including how to book your place, at the Aberdeen Inspired website.
All images courtesy of Brian Tallman
Robert Montgomery
Robert Montgomery's stunning illuminated temporary installation at Bon Accord Baths was one of the centrepieces of Nuart Aberdeen 2026.
Robert Montgomery also created this wonderful mural at Thistle Place.
KMG
Another memorable mural of this year's Nuart Aberdeen, was KMG's blackbird at the Cruickshank Botanic Garden, on the University of Aberdeen's campus in Old Aberdeen.
HICKS
Ed Hicks masterpiece adorns the gable end of the Merkur Casino on Summer Street.
James Klinge
James Klinge's eye-catching work has pride of place on the Virginia Street wall of the Ibis Hotel.
Molly Hankinson
Stretching the length of the wall on Crooked Lane, Molly Hankinson's mural is a wonderful addition to Nuart Aberdeen.
dr.d AKA Subvertiser
NESCOL on Spring Garden became a canvas for acclaimed artist dr.d AKA Subvertiser.
Remi Rough
Bringing a blaze of colour to the Bon Accord Centre, Remi Rough's mural transformed the grey walls of the building.
The Rebel Bear
Nuart Aberdeen fans were quickly falling for The Rebel Bear's work at Chapel Street car park.
The Rebel Bear was busy for Nuart Aberdeen, creating this temporary cascade of flowers on the former BT Building on College Street.
And here is another The Rebel Bear hidden gem to be found in the lane off Little Belmont Street beside Ma Cameron's.
The Writing Is On The Wall
Along with other smaller works to be discovered around the city centre, The Writing Is On The Wall transformed the Little Belmont Hut into the Poetry House for this temporary installation.
Trackie McLeod
A towering work on Rennie's Wynd from Trakcie McLeod.
Trackie McLeod's thought-provoking paste-ups have been dotted around the heart of Aberdeen.
V2K
Aberdeen's own V2K embodied the spirit of the theme of this year's Nuart Aberdeen festival - The Poetry Is In The Streets - with his stunning mural on Skene Street.
Ciarán Glöbel makes a statement with his mural on Justice Mill Lane.
You can find out more about Nuart Aberdeen at the Aberdeen Inspired website.