Last week in London, Street Artist and member of the Broken Fingaz Crew, Unga was on a whistle-stop visit of London were he laid out a trio of works in the process. Hailing from Israel the Broken Fingaz Crew consists of Deso, Kip, Tant and Unga and have been active since 2001. Painting with their own distinct illustrative characters, […]Read Post ›
Over the course of Saturday and Sunday Street Artist Mr Cenz added his freshest London work to the recently replaced hoardings in Curtain Road, Shoreditch, of which the previous hoardings had played canvas for a couple of Mr Cenz’s street works. So it is only appropriate that he be the one to spruce up these fresh […]Read Post ›
Well over the last week or two something quite interesting in the realm of Street Art has occured, namely the return of a piece of Street Art that was stolen some eleven years ago, albeit with some minor alterations in the process. The Street Art in question is Banksy’s ‘The Drinker’, a sculpture created […]Read Post ›
Over the last week London has played host to Greek Street Artist Reb MWC of whom we have seen some three works from in Camden Town and Stockwell. As an artist Reb works in and out of the studio, with Graffiti writers and other artists in a range of crafts, including Graffiti, magazine publishing, […]Read Post ›
On Monday and Tuesday the Lost Souls Crew, comprising SPZero76, Si Mitchell & Squirl, and on this occasion missing the fourth Lost Soul Captain Kris, added the newest work to the regularly changing wall on Stucley Road, Camden. Never one to disappoint, the Lost Souls entered the festive spirit and the trio opted for a piece […]Read Post ›
Sunday was certainly a fantastic day to be in Leake Street, with three separate Paint Jams simultaneously underway, offering a wide array of fantastic art to enjoy being constructed amid a jovial and relaxed atmosphere that permeated through the artists, the pieces they painted and with those in attendance admiring the spectacle. We have already […]Read Post ›
Sunday was certainly a fantastic day to be in Leake Street, with three separate Paint Jams simultaneously underway, offering a wide array of fantastic art to enjoy being constructed amid a jovial and relaxed atmosphere that permeated through the artists, the pieces they painted and with those in attendance admiring the spectacle. We have already […]Read Post ›
Sunday was certainly a fantastic day to be in Leake Street, with three separate Paint Jams simultaneously underway, offering a wide array of fantastic art to enjoy being constructed amid a jovial and relaxed atmosphere that permeated through the artists, the pieces they painted and with those in attendance admiring the spectacle. We will be […]Read Post ›
Last Thursday whilst heading to Leake Street for a quick visit we were fortunate enough to stumble upon Street Artist Olivier Roubieu at work on his freshest work incorporating his new style. Olivier was at work on a portrait of actor Brad Pitt with the intention of adding a twist as Olivier’s realistic portraits take […]Read Post ›
Over the course of Saturday and Sunday globally acclaimed Street Artist Stik laid out his freshest London piece on Hackney Road. This marks the second work from Stik in London in 2015, with the first being the ‘Sleeping Baby’ work placed up in Homerton Hospital some six months ago now (covered here). This newest work […]Read Post ›
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