After our recent visit to Bristol where we were treated to an abundance of high quality Street Art that we were exceptionally fortunate to have been given a number of must hit locations from some of our friends here at London Calling Blog, so we thought we would offer a rough guide to some of the best locations to see Street Art around Bristol, showcasing some of the best pieces we saw around Bristol, including works in and around: Nelson Street, The Bearpit, Stokes Croft & North Street in Bedminster.
This is by no means a definitive guide to all the locations to see Street Art and Graffiti around Bristol, but will certainly keep you busy for the day. The fact is there is Street Art all over the place in Bristol from large-scale murals to miniature stencil works, you really do just have to keep your eyes peeled and explore, however we hope this will serve as a useful guide of some of the key spots to hit up for anyone visiting or unacquainted with the area and we shall set to update this post accordingly following future visits, of which we will certainly be making more frequently now we know just how incredible the level of Street Art, longstanding and rotating, is in Bristol.
1 – Nelson Street/Quay Street
This superb work by Pixel Pancho was the first work we saw on our day out, located in North Street.
Work by Pixel Pancho.
Work by Sepr in North Street.
Work by Andy Council in North Street.
Work by Stik in North Street.
Work by Aryz.
Work by Conor Harrington just off of North Street.
Work by El Mac.
Work by El Mac.
Work by M-City.
Work by Nick Walker in Quay Street.
2 – Frogmore Street
‘Well Hung Lover’ by Banksy, slightly defaced with some thrown blue paint but still going strong.
Work by JPS.
3 – The Bearpit
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Work by Gregos in The Bearpit.
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Fantastic work by SPZero76.
4 – Stokes Croft
Work by 3Dom22 along Stokes Croft.
Superb work by Phlegm in Hillgrove Street, just off of Stokes Croft, and depicting a take on the iconic woodcut ‘The Great Wave’ by Hokusai.
Delightful stencil work by Beastie in Hillgrove Street.
Work by Andy Council in Jamaica Street.
Work by Sepr in Jamaica Street.
‘Mild Mild West’ by Banksy, perhaps the areas most iconic work and also Banksy’s first large-scale work placed up in Bristol
Breakdancing Jesus by Cosmo Sarson.
Work by Sepr in defiance of Tesco moving into the area and eliminating long standing local businesses.
Work by Sweet Toof.
A little stencil work we spied by an unknown artist along Stokes Croft.
Work by Sweet Toof, Dscreet & ??? along Stokes Croft.
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Work by 3Dom22 along Stokes Croft.
Work by Stinkfish at the top of Stokes Croft. This is as far up Stokes Croft as you want to travel.
Works by Cheo & Minto down Ashley Road off of Stokes Croft.
Work by Lakota down Ashley Road off of Stokes Croft.
Work by 3Dom22 & EPOK down Ashley Road off of Stokes Croft.
Works by Minto down Ashley Road off of Stokes Croft.
5 – North Street
Work by Dan Kitchener in East Street.
Work by Dan Kitchener in East Street.
Work by Andy Council at the Tap & Barrel in Dean Lane.
Work by id-iom.
Work by My Dog Sighs.
Work by Sepr in North Street.
Work by Lonac at the Old Book Shop in North Street.
Work by Lonac at the Old Book Shop in North Street.
Work by Angus in North Street.
Work by Philth & Jay Sharples at No.74 in North Street.
Work by N4T4 at No.74 in North Street.
Work by L7M at the Masonic in North Street.
Work by Inkie at the Parson’s Bakery in Gathorne Street.
Work by L7M in North Street.
Work by Angus & Diff in North Street.
Work by Otto Schade in Royston Garden Mews off of North Street.
Work by Thierry Noir at the Tobacco Factory in Raleigh Road.
Work by Jim Vision at the Tobacco Factory in Raleigh Road.
Work by Gregos at the Tobacco Factory in Raleigh Road.
Work by Anat Ronen at the Tobacco Factory in Raleigh Road.
Work by Hannah Adamaszek at the Tobacco Factory in Raleigh Road.
Work by Fake at the Tobacco Factory in Raleigh Road.
Work by Rob Wass in Raleigh Road.
Work by Martin Ron & Jiant in the Aldi car park in North Street.
Work by My Dog Sighs in St. Francis Street.
Work by Louis Masai in North Street.
Work by ATM in North Street.
Work by i_bee_w in North Street.
Work by Goin at the Red Gate in North Street.
Work by Snub23 in Clift House Road.
6 – The Red Point Climbing Centre – Winterstoke Road
Works by Dale Grimshaw, Cosmo Sarson & Mr Cenz at the Red Point Climbing Centre.
Works by Mr Cenz at the Red Point Climbing Centre.
Works by Dale Grimshaw & Cosmo Sarson at the Red Point Climbing Centre.
Work by Cosmo Sarson at the Red Point Climbing Centre.
Work by Dale Grimshaw at the Red Point Climbing Centre.
Works by Irony, Dale Grimshaw & Cosmo Sarson at the Red Point Climbing Centre.
Work by Irony at the Red Point Climbing Centre.
Work by Telmo Miel at the Red Point Climbing Centre.
7 – Hanover Place
Work by Banksy ‘The Girl With The Pierced Eardrum’ in Hanover Place, based on the iconic classical painting ‘Girl With A Pearl Earring’ by Johannes Vermeer. This piece is somewhat out of the way, and best heading towards when you reach the end of North Street.
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What an awesome and comprehensive review! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Theses are so goooooooooood puts London into a shadow!!! I think maybe the tall building with lots of cranes in the artwork could be by Jo Peel…. She paints lots of cranes and uses lots of blue…
Thanks Newartrioter, we are glad you enjoyed!
Yeah, hard to argue that Mitch. Cheers for suggestion, we have looked into it and cant find confirmation that she did paint this piece, am setting to message her to find out. But thanks very much for the strong suggestion, immensely appreciated.
That’s by Mariusz Waras his website is m-city.org
Big thanks to our friends StreetArtAtlas & M_Frenchi for helping us out with the appropriate credits to some of the artists we were unsure of, much appreciated!!!
Dude, the piece you have by Id-iom is by Copyright & Gemma Compton painted at this years Upfest in July (girl with roses & 2 magpies).
Great blog. I have one too but not as good as this one. urbanartalacarte.blogspot.com (note: quite a few of the pix are missing as I moved the photo storage recently but I am in the process of repairing the links – will take a week or two to complete). Cheers. G.
Thanks Gary, we always appreciate people letting us know when we are wrong with artist credits adn will update accordingly.
By the way, You don’t know the artist that did the hare with boxing gloves. Her name is Alex Luca and she has loads of work around stokes croft and Montpelier area https://www.lucas-antics.com/
sorry that should be Alex Luca!
LUCAS! My S key sticks!
You need to come and do another Bristol trip …