Over the last couple of weeks London was treated to a visit from English born, but US based Street Artist David Hollier, returning to his native country and whilst over laid out two works in the capital. David Hollier’s distinctive works feature portraits of notable people in popular culture and history made up through words, […]Read Post ›
Street Art from Tribe15 Alternative Art Festival by Chrom-Art
The Jealous Gallery has a new piece on their roof’s feature wall as a part of the ongoing Jealous Rooftop Mural Project. This time the work is from duo Ant Carver and Josh Booth, who hit out one of their delightful colourful portraits set to background comprising a colourful undercoat which matches the fill in the portraits, […]Read Post ›
Earlier this week one of our favourite Street Artists Fanakapan was at work around Brick Lane, painting his newest and large scale mural, culminating in a good couple of days work spread out around the near constant torrential downpour that befell London this week. Further advancing his change of direction, moving into a more monochrome […]Read Post ›
Well it’s been another month in Camden Town, and more so than any calendar month this year the area has been adorned with many fresh new artworks, predominantly from the superb work of The Real Art Of Street Art, with numerous pieces being jointly organised with Pigment, regarding the works by Brazilian artists, Onio, Waleska Nomura […]Read Post ›
Well a month ago now the prolific and almost maniacal Polish Street artist Noriaki returned to London ahead of his exhibition at Number 90, Hackney Wick, which we will be sharing with you soon. Whilst about town Noriaki has set to doing that which he does best, embarking in a frenzy of character creations around London. […]Read Post ›
Street Art of Fountayne Road
New Street Art From German Artist Radik In Shoreditch
Last week whilst visiting London, Manchester based duo Aylo and CBloxx, aka The Nomad Clan, had a hard time getting any work done outdoors due to the near constant rainfall that befell the city, so decided to find somewhere indoors to work their magic, which resulted in them painting one of the walls in the […]Read Post ›
On Saturday, in a week that had brought some seven new works to Camden Town, we were lucky enough to stumble upon The Real Dill and Tony Boy who were working on a collaborative piece, that is full of life, colour and a touch of surrealism. The pair of Street Artists, who both work in […]Read Post ›
