On Thursday whilst we were in Shoreditch to await the completion of Louis Masai’s epic seven day mural, we were extremely lucky to stumble across one of our absolute favourite Street Artists as he was setting up to create his freshest London work in Great Eastern Street, on the relatively fresh canvases that are the […]Read Post ›
New Louis Masai Street Art Mural for Synchronicity Earth
This week on Tuesday amid the rainfall befalling London, Norwich based Street Artist Gnasher was in Camden Town to lay out this small delightful piece, that sits so well alongside FPLO’s owl, and makes for Gnasher’s third work to be seen at current in Camden Town. It is always a pleasure to see that Gnasher has […]Read Post ›
Last Weekend we were fortunate enough to catch Airborne Mark add his newest London work to Camden Town, making for his third current work in Camden Town, all placed up with support from The Real Art of Street Art. This work, based on freestyle sketches from Airborne Mark is entitled ‘The Dangling Origami Rat’, which tells you […]Read Post ›
Last Wednesday an exhibition we have been eagerly anticipating opened in London’s East End, namely Jimmy C’s ‘Atomised’ show at the Lollipop Gallery and it certainly didn’t disappoint. This show marks James Cochran’s, aka Jimmy C, first London exhibition in three years and it has been very much worth the wait. The entire two floors of the […]Read Post ›
Last week in Camden town, the incredible Street Artist Dale Grimshaw spent several days at work on his latest London mural. This large-scale and tucked away work is fantastic, a real delight to gaze upon, featuring Dale Grimshaw’s signature subject style, maintaining a preference for strongly tribal subjects. In this case depicting a Scottish warrior from […]Read Post ›
New Street Art From The Made You Look Collective In Camden Town
We are not entirely sure when this was placed up, however on our latest venture down Bethnal Green we were delighted to see this wonderful piece, and all the more so to discover the story behind it. The piece is a spoof of the famous painting The Death of Marat by Jacques-Louis David, which depicts the murdered French […]Read Post ›
One week ago Graffiti Writer Lovepusher was at work in the recently established Brixton Bloc to lay out this large scale and superb 3D work, entitled ‘The Greater Glory’. Having began painting in 1995 and since then has transitioned from painting a more traditional urban form of typography to his current futuristic 3D creations. In the process […]Read Post ›
On Thursday night the inaugural exhibition from new pop-up art space BSMT Space opened in Dalston with a group show entitled ‘Underhand’, comprising an impressive number and range of London’s Street Artists, along with a few international talents making an appearance also, curated by Speckles76. Eagerly anticipating seeing how this new gallery would present itself […]Read Post ›
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