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Last week saw artists My Dog Sighs and Skeleton Cardboard hit up a fantastic collaboration in Dalston ahead of their respective solo shows, both on in the East End. The work fuses Skeleton Cardboard’s manic illustration with My Dog Sighs’ focused realism to fantastic effect and was certainly worth the effort to go and see […]Read Post ›
Earlier this week a Street Art installation by artist Thierry Noir and STIK was unveiled outside the main entrance to the Imperial War Museum to commemorate 30 Years since the Berlin Wall came down – which was 30 years yesterday 09/11/19 – signalling the end of the Cold War. Street Art first began appearing on […]Read Post ›
This evening we are taking a look at an outstanding set of works that Street Artist Otto Schade has placed up in Haggerston, Hackney, over the last six or so months. Otto’s painting styles range from the abstract and surreal. Working predominantly with oil paint, and incorporating practices such as collage, illustration and stencil. The themes […]Read Post ›
Here we are taking a look at a trio of collaborations placed up around Brick Lane over the last few months from Street Artists DRT and Many Faces, who left a series of fantastic colourful collaborations fusing DRT’s abstract geometric work and Many Faces’ surreal illustrative portraits. It is always a pleasure to spy a […]Read Post ›
Here we are taking a look back at a beautiful work by Shok-1 placed up in Brick Lane a few months back. In his works Shok-1 uses the many anatomical elements of the human body to transform and create his myriad hybrids creations that distinguish his glowing X-ray compositions. Taking to Star Yard, a place that was […]Read Post ›
Here we taking a look at a trio of works placed up by Street Artist The Krah around Shoreditch on a recent wave of activity. Born in the UK and raised in Athens The Krah is a self-taught artist whose surreal illustrative scenes certainly capture your attention upon passing, setting to create a series of […]Read Post ›
Here we are taking a look back at a trio of fresh works left in Shoreditch a few months ago by visiting Belgian artist Klaas Van der Linden. Hailing from Ghent in recent years the artist has taken to creating a body of works on the streets and in the studio inspired by his fascination […]Read Post ›
it has been a real pleasure to stumble upon 3 out of 4 new works from a recent wave activity around his favoured venue for his art that is Brick Lane. Featuring his own brand of urban expressionist abstract portraiture based on subjects including real people Alo observes on the streets, people from the media as […]Read Post ›
Here we are taking a look at a series of works placed up by Street Artist Envol covering a spread of East, North and South London over the last few months. Presenting a series of refracted typographical works with a strong graphic design influence it is always impressive to see how meticulous this artist is […]Read Post ›
Over the last couple of months French Street Art legend Thierry Noir has painted a series of fresh new artworks around Shoreditch, which have been a pleasure to spy. Thierry Noir who is credited in art history as the first artist to start painting large works on the Berlin Wall in 1984, and proceeded to […]Read Post ›
