A couple of weekends back saw Street Artist Airborne Mark hit Star Yard along Brick Lane to add a Christmas themed work entitled ‘Festive Spirit’ to the little gallery that this car park comprises creating what is now the seventh piece in a series of works based upon Emoji’s from social media platforms, placed upon scrunched […]Read Post ›
Here we have a work that was placed up a few weeks back, but we thought it would be more appropriate to share it now, namely this festive themed piece from Otto Schade entitled ‘Peace & Love’ which is currently residing in Old Street at the Shoreditch End. Featuring one of Otto Schade’s striking yet stark silhouette […]Read Post ›
Last week saw Australian born, but Berlin based, Graffiti Writer & Street Artist Reka return to London to paint his spot in Chance Street, Shoreditch, providing this space with at least it’s third design from this artist that we are aware of. Reka’s roots lie with tagging trains and alleyways in his native Australia he […]Read Post ›
Last week saw prolific Street Artist Trust Icon back in West London to add his latest design to London’s Streets. In his work Trust Icon sets to capture a moment or a snapshot from his, and many peoples childhood, combined with his own style of poignant insight or humour injected into each design, making his style his very […]Read Post ›
Saturday and Sunday saw a casual Paint Jam in the Stockwell Hall of Fame comprising some 10 writers and artists baring the damp foggy weather for an end of year gathering put together by Solo One. It is always a thrill to head to this spot, you never know what you will find and yesterday morning […]Read Post ›
Over the last couple of weeks we have seen a delightful trio of lovely works placed up around South and North London by Bristol based artist Aspire, with works spied in Leake Street, Stockwell and Camden Town. Featuring his trademark subjects of birds the delicate soft effect Aspire creates is fantastic as can be seen in […]Read Post ›
Playing catch up here with this pair of works by Raphael Gindt placed up in Shoreditch a couple 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 can […]Read Post ›
Playing catch up here with this pair of works by Daniel Mac Lloyd placed up in Shoreditch a couple of weeks back now. Hailing from Luxembourg and painting from a young age, leading to his first solo exhibition at the age of 14 it was in time a career that would lead him to painting […]Read Post ›
Well it’s with delight that as we present our last exhibition review of 2016 it is back to BSMT Space we take you to, as a gallery in 2016 no one has brought such consistent and diverse shows of such a high standard representing London’s Street Art scene . However above all else is the unpretentious attitude […]Read Post ›
Playing catch up with this post and are taking a look at Fanakapan’s most recent London work with the fantastic mural he recently painted on the iconic Village Underground wall in the heart of Shoreditch a couple of weeks back. The piece entitled ‘Powertools, Distraction, Destruction’ is certainly intriguing, depicting a mixture of chrome and […]Read Post ›
