Last week in London’s East End Typography based Street Artist Ben Eine was busy at work on his freshest work. Eine’s work has been prominent around East London over the years and there are still many of his works, some older than others, to be seen around Shoreditch and Hackney. So it was great to […]Read Post ›
Over the last couple of weeks around Camden Town and the Brick Lane area, Street Artist Ant Carver has been busy with a collaboration with Josh Booth in Camden and a series of paste-ups around Brick Lane, all featuring his distinctive portraiture work set to a bright and colourful palette. Collaboration work with Josh Booth […]Read Post ›
Last weekend Brockley’s first Street Art Festival, in conjunction with the annual Brockley Max Festival, concluded, and in the process really left its mark on the area. Brockley was the chosen destination following a competition across all the boroughs of London put on by Londonist in order to be the host of a brand new wave of […]Read Post ›
A couple of weekends back Airborne Mark was in Bethnal Green in order to lay out a stunning large scale work in order to shoot the final scenes for his music video which will be used to promote the release of his upcoming “Birth of a Rascal” Origami Riots EP on June 22nd 2015. The image […]Read Post ›
Whilst on his current visit to London, Iranian artist Mehdi Ghadyanloo also laid out this work, prior to the work he placed up in Dulwich last week. This work is somewhat off the regular beaten track and set up on some hoardings along the construction works occurring alongside Custom House in E16, but its certainly worth […]Read Post ›
Just two days ago Trust Icon, who has been prolific with the volume of output of his works of late, was back in Camden Town, with support from The Real Art of Street Art, to lay out his newest work entitled ‘War on Terror’, and what a work it is. Very much in his trademark […]Read Post ›
Last week in Camden Town Street Artist Irony created this superb large-scale mural, with support from The Real Art of Street Art. As always Irony has stepped up with an incredible larger than life hyper-realistic portrait, on this occasion a resident of Camden and was painted as a gift to another well known Camden resident. […]Read Post ›
A couple of days ago artist Jimmy C placed up this superb work in Brick Lane entitled ‘Requiem To Shoreditch’. The work is based on Mick a 70 year old man who has lived in Shoreditch his entire life, and told the artist that he has seen many changes to the area in his lifetime. […]Read Post ›
On Sunday in Bethnal Green a Paint Jam took place in Paradise Row alongside and on the premises of The Craft Cocktail Company, featuring seventeen artists and put on with support from The Hidden Streets Of London, who have been transforming the local area over the last year through Street Art. Across the board the public were […]Read Post ›
Jimmy C has been quite active over the last month or so and his most recent work has been placed up in Dulwich as a part of the continuing Baroque The Streets Project, in association with the Dulwich Picture Gallery. For this project the pieces placed up are all set to take inspiration from a painting […]Read Post ›
