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 ›
It’s only been a month since we last reported on Camden’s Street Art, but that doesn’t mean we haven’t been popping by for all the newest happenings in the area. In that time, despite so much of Camden’s great street art being lost to redevelopments, some really remarkable works have been put up, demonstrating that […]Read Post ›
Over the weekend French installation street artist Gregos arrived in London and hit up a relentless stream of his trademark painted faces, totaling 50 thus far. On our last two days out over the weekend, we have found fifteen of them around the East End and Camden Town. So we thought we would share some of the many […]Read Post ›
To accompany our previous post on Pixel Pancho’s current exhibition ‘Memory Of Our Life’ at the StolenSpace Gallery, we thought it would be a good time to share some pictures of the two pieces of street art put up by Pixel Pancho on his short recent visit to London, both around the East End. Both […]Read Post ›
Over the last two weeks London has been lucky enough to receive a visit from Miami based, Dominican born, street artist Evoca1, over on his first visit to London and who in this time painted a collaboration piece with Italian artist Pixel Pancho on Hanbury Street, as well as his first solo wall in London, […]Read Post ›
On Friday afternoon I was fortunate enough to stumble across street artist Emic who was over from Northern Ireland for his friend’s wedding. So Emic came along a day early, got set up in Blackall Street and decided to paint a portrait of the groom, also his former partner in street art, what a wedding […]Read Post ›
Following the three pieces Otto Schade put up in London over the last month, he has put up a further three and repaired a damaged one also. Placing his works over previous pieces of his, at this stage defaced to varying degrees, he manages to maintain the same familiar locations yet keep his works fresh. […]Read Post ›
Prolific stencil street artist Paul ‘Don’ Smith has been at it again recently, especially on one wall in Buxton Street off of Brick Lane, where he has thus far laid out five pieces, making for a lovely set of colour and portraiture. We’ve already seen half a dozen or so of his works in the […]Read Post ›
Over the course of Tuesday and Wednesday, Bristol artist Georgie came back down to London to repaint, in a more ‘permanent’ manor, her fabulous and touching piece “Believe In Me”, which she had created the previous week for Femme Fierce Reloaded. For Femme Fierce Georgie had created her piece with a strong disposition towards one of […]Read Post ›
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