Kluang Street Art

Kluang Street Art is an open-air public art attraction in Kluang Town Centre, Johor, located in lanes around Jalan Merdeka near Kluang Railway Station. It comprises a collection of large wall murals painted on shophouses and alley walls. Created from 2016 onwards to revitalize the town centre, the murals depict local heritage, Kluang coffee culture, railway history and everyday life, making it a notable photo spot and cultural landmark in Kluang District.

Visitors can expect a walkable cluster of colourful murals painted on the exterior walls of shophouses and back lanes in central Kluang. The art is spread across several short lanes and alleyways around Jalan Merdeka and Jalan Dato Teoh Siew Khor, close to the railway station. The setting is an urban town centre with shops, cafes and roads. Visitors can walk between murals, view and photograph the artworks at street level, and explore the surrounding heritage shophouses and local eateries.

The murals were initiated from around 2016 by Kluang Municipal Council with local artists to beautify and revitalize the old town centre, preserve visual narratives of Kluang's history as a railway and coffee town, and promote cultural tourism in Kluang District.

The artworks reflect Kluang's multicultural community, coffee shop heritage, railway identity and small-town life, serving as a contemporary cultural expression that celebrates local identity and community stories for visitors.