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Last week over the course of some six days, Argentinian duo Martin Ron & Jiant hit up what is now one of London’s largest and most impressive murals on the building of Number 90, Hackney Wick. Martin Ron paints hyper-realistic images, which often incorporate elements of fantasy or machinery, making for his own distinct style of urban […]Read Post ›
Yesterday whilst passing through Croydon, we decided to take a detour through the Arts Quarter and were delighted to see a series of seven artists painting up on the Legal Walls on offer, and among them was Polish born, but London based, Graffiti Artist Eska, who was just finishing up this incredible 3D work. Eska […]Read Post ›
Last week in Camden Town stencil based Street Artist Leon Seesix, aka Dotmasters, was about in order to lay out a series of his newest stencils. Earlier this year Dotmasters’ was busy at work placing up his ‘Rude Kids’ works all around the East End of London, for his most recent wave of pieces in […]Read Post ›
Yesterday in Camden Town Street Artist Roes, from Hong Kong, laid out his first work on his most recent visit to London. The work which was organized by The Hidden Streets Of London and Monoprixx, adorns the wall of Nemesis Tattoos in Stucley Place and features a very apt subject, drawing parallels to a style […]Read Post ›
We are playing catch up here, but a month ago now, one of the East End’s largest and most iconic walls, that of the Village Underground in Shoreditch, received it’s latest makeover, on this occasion from French-Tunisian Street Artist el Seed. el Seed’s style derives from fusing Arabic calligraphy with graffiti techniques, making for his […]Read Post ›
We are playing catch up here, but we really wanted to share this delighful work, which was placed up three works ago. Following her appearance at The Whitecross Street Party, Arabian Street Artist Fathima Mohiuddin, aka Fats, hit up this delightful piece, entitled ‘Don’t Forget Your Heart’, in Hanbury Street. The work was placed up […]Read Post ›
Last week in Walthamstow, Italian born, but London based, Street Artist Renato Hunto was out doing what he does best and painting his distinct and colourful signature style abstract characters on the side of a house. Hunto’s work is instantaneously recognizable upon viewing and often draws the obvious link towards Picasso. Originally a Graffiti Writer, […]Read Post ›
Over the last few days, Camden has been visited by 19 year old Russian Street Artist Molecula Howl, who has thus far placed up two works, one in collaboration with Nicolas Asner from Spain. The works feature cartoon style and outline based characters depicting surreal scenarios and creations, creating their own bizarre and yet warm […]Read Post ›
On Sunday, following the end of the three day LATA Street Culture Festival taking place at the Red Gallery in Shoreditch, two of the participating Street Artists from Brazil, Onio and Goms made a stop in Camden Town and hit up some delightful pieces with support from The Real Art of Street Art and Pigment. Onio […]Read Post ›
We are a bit behind on this piece, as it has taken us a while to get back out to this part of London, but about a month ago Italian Street Artist Giacomo Bufarini, aka Run, has hit up a delightful and lengthy mural in E16. This work is somewhat off the regular beaten track and set up […]Read Post ›
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