Well it was certainly a busy Easter weekend for Irony with him painting his collaboration with Candie in Camden Town (covered here) as well as this fantastic collaboration with Boe in Croydon. The duo have stuck with the animal theme that has been present on these shutters two previous works, however the work is very much […]Read Post ›
Last weekend Street Artist Irony and Graffiti Writer Candie set to work in Camden Town to lay out this delightful futuristic Graffiti collaboration fueled with a London theme and very Camden feel. Presenting one of Candie’s almost ‘Tron’ inspired backdrops and central letter work, which in turn is accompanied by an assortment of characters from […]Read Post ›
Following from placing up his first work of 2016 a couple of weeks ago (covered here), on Friday Street Artist Trust Icon hit Camden Town for his latest delightful work ‘Barbies New Coat’. In his work Trust Icon sets to capture a moment or a snapshot from his, and many peoples childhood, combined with his own style […]Read Post ›
Well we figured Saturday night was the most appropriate time to share this latest work from Olivier Roubieu due to its risque nature, with this nude grey-scale portrait he painted on Thursday at the Southbank Skate Park. Showcasing Olivier Roubieu’s new shift in focus and direction towards black & white erotic art based on subjects and images […]Read Post ›
Thursday night saw the opening of Dan Kitchener’s solo exhibition ‘Queen of Neon’ at the 5th Base Gallery, a show we have eagerly been awaiting for some time and one that certainly didn’t disappoint, demonstrating Dan Kitchener’s distinct style and the range with which he can portray his subjects. Primarily known for his Liquid Lights impressionistic neon cityscapes, Dank also […]Read Post ›
Last week over the course of Thursday and Friday, London based Street Artists Autone & Itaewon were joined by Polish artist Pener who was over for the launch of his current exhibition ‘Balance’ at The Book Club in Leonard Street, and is well worth a visit. Working a brand new space along Great Eastern Street in the […]Read Post ›
Last week marked the completion of a superb mural by Street Artist Jane Mutiny in Highams Park, E17 as part of the ‘Paint Your London’ Festival currently underway in Walthamstow, and put on by Wood Street Walls. Taking to the side wall of a residential house along a canal path, the setting for Jane Mutiny’s subject of choice was just […]Read Post ›
Following on from our post this morning on Lovepusher’s latest London work (covered here) this evening we are taking a look at the freshest London piece put up by Graffiti Writer SkyHigh on Monday in Leake Street. One of London’s more proactive Graffit Writers, SkyHigh is one of our favourite writers about town, someone who displays […]Read Post ›
A week ago abstract Street Artist Remi Rough laid out his latest London mural as part of the ‘Paint Your London’ Festival currently underway in Walthamstow, and put on by Wood Street Walls. Taking a more minimalist approach from his recent mural in Dulwich (covered here) and working to a limited colour palette, it really is impressive how much depth […]Read Post ›
On Saturday in Paradise Row, Bethnal Green a fantastic Paint Jam featuring some thirteen artists took place, organized by Hidden Streets Of London and very much giving Paradise Row a much needed and stylish makeover in the process. Despite the grey weather and sudden, though thankfully short spells of intense downpours, the atmosphere was fantastic with […]Read Post ›
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