Next up in our catch up with artworks we have seen throughout 2024, we are taking a look at a pair of artworks from street artist Itaewon, both painted on the same spots in Brick Lane throughout the year. It has been a very long time since we saw anything from this artist on the […]Read Post ›
Over the summer London received a visit from American street artist Fnnch, who works primarily with stencils fusing nature and Pop Art dynamics in his art. However he is most well known for his Honey Bear series that he has been consistently adding to since 2015. Whilst over Fnnch placed up a number of paste-up […]Read Post ›
Next up in our look back at the last year, we are taking a look at a superb pair of street pieces from Alo which we saw recently on our visits up the East End and whilst cycling through Hackney. Alo’s work features his own brand of urban expressionist abstract portraiture, based on subjects including […]Read Post ›
One of the highlights of London’s street art scene during 2024, was when during the summer Invader made his first visit to London in eight years. This most recent visit marked the nineteenth time Invader has landed in London and left his mark. Known for his pixelated mosaics’ creations, predominantly Space Invaders, made from differing […]Read Post ›
As summer hit London, we spent a wonderful morning, wandering around Penge with ceramics artist Elena Howard finding spots for a ceramic dinosaur trail around central Penge, comprising 15 works. This series of works was very much for the locals and inspired by the iconic Crystal Palace dinosaurs, just up the road in what was […]Read Post ›
We have had over the last 33 months the exceptional pleasure to work with the new owners and developers of the Blenheim Centre in the heart of Penge High Street, namely Clarion Housing and Hadley Property Group who are running the development of this location with a mind to utilize underused spaces on the top […]Read Post ›
Earlier this year at the tail end of Spring, London received a visit from Portsmouth based artist My Dog Sighs, who hit up a series of six works in South-East London ahead of an exhibition he hosted in Peckham, three in Penge and three in Peckham. Of the the five works, we were fortunate enough […]Read Post ›
Next up in our series of blog posts playing catch up with works and pieces we have had the pleasure of seeing through 2024, we are taking a look at a pair of superb works that were placed up in Penge earlier this year by street artist Irony during the fine late Spring weather. Taking […]Read Post ›
Earlier this year in late Spring London received a visit from Sheffield born, but Portugal based, street artist Rocket01 who made a visit to Penge to leave what is currently his second piece in the area – and his only two pieces currently in London, Penge is truly privileged. Rocket01’s work is instantly recognisable as […]Read Post ›
Seven months or so back saw graffiti writers Skewer and Last returned to Crystal Palace to rework an alleyway spot in Crystal Palace, presenting a fantastic fun work that completely owns the space with a harmonious collaboration of each artist’s respective styles. The work features an alleyway setting comprising a group of personified ‘alley’ cats […]Read Post ›
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