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Here we are eagerly taking a look at one of the most recent additions to Penge’s blossoming art gallery, with this stunning collaboration – the first in Penge, by artists Boe and Irony. Setting to paint the lower half of a side of a residential spot in Ashleigh Road with a design presenting a sett […]Read Post ›
A few weeks back saw the ever prolific Street Artist Fanakapan take to the rail underpass in Allen Gardens, Brick Lane, to paint his latest London work and what a fun one it is. Taking his glass dynamic a step further with this work, Fanakapan has masterfully painted a smoking monkey car decoration that one […]Read Post ›
Playing catch up here with this trio of works by Raphael Gindt placed up in Shoreditch and Croydon a few of weeks back now. Hailing from Luxembourg and taking to painting on the streets as a teenager in 2016 he launched the ‘Revive16’ painting production by painting his trademark silhouette portraits in a more abstract and expressive way as […]Read Post ›
A few weeks back saw Spanish Street Artist Mon Devane briefly visit London around his trip over for Upfest 2017, and whilst in the capital took the time hit up a fantastic collaboration with London’s very own Lovepusher. Presenting a fantastic fusion of Graffiti with Lovepusher’s distinct futuristic 3D typography and Mon Devane’s soulful bluescale […]Read Post ›
A few weeks back saw a Paint Jam put together by the Gums & Tongues crew in Camden Town to say farewell to Tony Boy, who has sadly now ceased living in London and moved back to his native Spain. It will certainly be a shame to not see any of Tony Boy’s art around London from now […]Read Post ›
A few weeks back saw Conor Harrington paint in Brick Lane for the group show ‘Festival Iminente’‘ curated by Vhils, a couple of works remain when we finally managed to sneak in the other day, one of which by Ben Eine was obscured with clutter, however the second, a stunning piece by Conor Harrington, we were […]Read Post ›
A few weeks back saw a visit from South African Artist Falko1 who brought what he dubs ‘The Herd’ to London in a wave of activity leaving some 18 works depicting 22 elephants around North, South & East London. Hailing from Cape Town Falko1’s urban expression started with painting Graffiti and slogans for the ANC […]Read Post ›
A few weeks back London was host to visiting Malaysian Graffiti Artist Cloakwork, who was over on his second visit to the Capital having visited last August (covered here), and whilst here yet again embarked on a wave of activity painting all about the place and including a great number of collaborations with some of […]Read Post ›
It seems that of late there has been a massive wave of locations that once played host to a wave of creativity and expression are being swallowed up in the name of gentrification, with one of the biggest blows recently dealt to London’s Street Art scene, the loss of Star Yard. Deriving its name from the […]Read Post ›
One last thing we wish to take a look at from our recent visit to Bristol is the excellent array of works to be spied about town from Austrian Street Art Ceramicist Chinagirl Tile, who over the last two years has certainly left her mark. Through her work ChinaGirl Tile aptly considers herself an ‘Activist Artist’, […]Read Post ›
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