At the end of last week Australian, but London based, Street Artist Jimmy C laid out this stunning piece of work at the Tramshed in Garden Walk, Shoreditch. Working in his distinct and trademark self-styled ‘Aerosol Pointillism’ Jimmy C put up this celestial themed Grey-Scale portrait. As is always the case with Jimmy C’s work, it […]Read Post ›
Over the course of Friday in the fine Spring sunshine, artist Mr Cenz laid out this stunning piece of work over a former piece of his which had been tagged over, and what a replacement it is. This piece laid out in Curtain Road Shoreditch is so striking, featuring his more trademark female portraiture set […]Read Post ›
Yesterday in Shoreditch along Willow Street a superb Paint Jam took place in celebration of Captain Kris’s birthday, which had taken place the previous Sunday, however due to having to run a Secret Walls event, the festivities were postponed to yesterday. It was certainly worth the wait, all along Willow Street in Shoreditch the artists […]Read Post ›
The other evening while on route to a show, we stumbled across these colourful plastic pigeons Patrick Murphy has put up a a part of the ‘Unexpected Guest‘ project with the Sim Smith Gallery. The idea is that Patrick Murphy’s pigeons represent those banished from city centres and branded as nuisances, setting to draw a […]Read Post ›
Last week in Bethnal Green Street Artist Pang laid out two works in Bethnal Green, both with support from The Hidden Streets Of London, and we finally made it down the other day to capture the second piece and share them both with you. Pang’s characters in varying degrees of depth, style and size can be […]Read Post ›
On Sunday in Brixton artist Louis Masai headed to the Station Arches and laid out not one, but two works for the Street Art project. The crux of the situation is that Network Rail intend to evict the current tenants of the shops along the railway arches spanning Station Road and Atlantic Road, in the name of […]Read Post ›
Over the weekend just off of Brick Lane the talented Fankapan was at work putting up some of his ‘Helium Graff’ lettering over a work of his that had stood in the same spot for some six months. The premise for the piece was to write out ‘Rise & Shine’ on the basis that the […]Read Post ›
Over the course of three days at the end of last week Street Artist Amara Por Dios hit Camden Town, with support from The Real Art Of Street Art, to lay out this large scale and delightful work. Replacing the previous work on the same building front from Hunto, this was an excellent choice of […]Read Post ›
Over the last couple of weeks London has been treated to a a series of new pieces from Brazilian Street Artists Bailon & Sliks who were over in London for their pop-up exhibition ‘Naturally Unstable’ exhibition in Shoreditch (covered here). Whilst they were over the duo laid out some three works, two large scale collaborations, with […]Read Post ›
Over the last couple of weeks London has been treated to a a series of new pieces from Brazilian Street Artist Fabio Oliveira aka Cranio, currently on his third visit to the UK. Laying out a series of his distinctive and trademark characters of indigenous tribesman, living off the spoils of selling off their land. […]Read Post ›
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