Next up we are taking a look at the street art and graffiti that was placed up for this year’s Whitecross Street Party, and what an excellent selection of works it comprised. When it came to the works on boards we unfortunately didn’t get to see or capture all the pieces before they were finished or out away, we did however get to see, enjoy and capture all the works that were put up for display beyond the weekend – which can still be seen now. This year also marked the first time in eight years that we have been available to attend the festivities whilst they are actually happening and our Sunday visit certainly didn’t disappoint, with a superb array of artworks being painted, amid a joyous and energetic atmosphere of those in attendance. This wicked array of pieces were placed up with support from Mr Jiver.
R.EWRITE by Epod.
R.EWRITE by Epod.
R.EWRITE by Epod.
R.EWRITE by Epod.
R.EWRITE by Epod.
R.EWRITE by Epod.
R.EWRITE by Epod.
R.EWRITE by Epod.
R.EWRITE by Epod.
Work by Curtis Hylton.
Work by Curtis Hylton.
Work by Curtis Hylton.
Work by Curtis Hylton.
Work by Curtis Hylton.
Works by Curtis Hylton, Elph & Ant Carver.
Works by Curtis Hylton & Elph.
Work by Elph.
Work by Elph.
Work by Ant Carver.
Work by Ant Carver.
Work by Ant Carver.
Work by Curtis Hylton, Cept & Sepr.
Work by Cept.
Work by Cept.
Work by Perspicere.
Work by Perspicere.
Work by O.Two.
Work by Driper.
Work by 45 RPM, Vents 137, Couple Outlines Still & Rainman.
Work by 45 RPM, Vents 137, Couple Outlines Still & Rainman.
Work by Sweet Toof.
Work by Woskerksi.
Work by Woskerksi.
Work by Zaki.
Works by Zaki & Woskerksi.
Works by Zaki & Woskerksi.
Work by Caryn Koh.
Work by Stocke.
Work by Skore x Shine.
Work by Skore.
Work by Shine.
Work by Skore x Shine.
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