On Saturday we were lucky enough to stumble across four artists working around Brick Lane and Bethnal Green and met upon a fifth artist having completed her work on Hackney Wick. Needless to say we had a great time on Saturday, it was if we couldn’t move around the East End without seeing someone work […]Read Post ›
Yesterday in Hackney Wick at the Number 90 bar in Hackney Wick a day of live Street Art, music and a silent auction comprising works donated by generous London based street artists, all to raise money for the charity Parkinson’s UK took place. A great event was laid on with a superb collection of works […]Read Post ›
For this weekend only Pablo Fiasco reverts to type and dusts off his trusty typewriter in order to take part in curating and showing of his work at this event, entitled ‘Manorism’, which is an exhibition of street art taking place in, on and around a large warehouse space in Manor House, North London. The show […]Read Post ›
Last night at the Canvas Bar on Old Street, Shoreditch, street artist Zina’s current exhibition opened. Presenting a retrospective of her works from the last couple of years, the viewer is taken on a journey which sees her style evolve to its current stage and style. In the exhibition there are three mediums on display, […]Read Post ›
Last Thursday night, we were lucky enough to attend the opening night of Alexandre Farto aka Vhils’ new exhibition ‘Dissonance’ at the Lazarides Gallery in the West End. The exhibition showcases a style of mediums and formats demonstrating the level of Vhils’ multidisciplinary capabilities. Vhils started as a prolific graffiti writer in the early 2000’s […]Read Post ›
It’s been a month since we last provided a full update on the various happenings in Croydon’s Arts Quarter, but that doesn’t mean we haven’t been popping by to keep abreast of the developments. In that time we have reported on the stunning work by Fio Silva (covered here) and the latest addition from Dan […]Read Post ›
Yesterday street artist Zina laid out a new and stunning piece entitled ‘RastaLove’, for the Save The Arches project in Brixton. Norweigan, but London based, artist Zina was the first artist to kick off the street art campaign and did so appropriately and in local style. the crux of the situation is that Network Rail […]Read Post ›
Where To See Vhils Work In The East End, London 2015
This week London was treated to a brief visit from Fanakapan who was unfortunately thwarted from completing what was set to be a stunning and large piece in Water Lane, Camden, so decided to use his time in London constructively and headed over to Star Yard in Brick Lane, to lay out a consolation prize. […]Read Post ›
Yesterday we were fortunate enough to stumble across UK artist Hannah Adamaszek & German artist Guido Zimmermann painting on the iconic ‘Welcome to Kinkao’ wall on Pedley Street, just off of Brick Lane. The duo laid out a pair of stunning peacocks, both very much in their own style, yet the birds compliment each other exceptionally well. […]Read Post ›
