Last month saw the Stockwell Hall of Fame reopen after a 8 month closure. It may have a new look but it is still definitely the best place to see Graffiti in London. The space has been redesigned so to not only provide spaces for artists to legally paint any time but make the space more […]Read Post ›
Here we are playing catch up with a work placed up a couple of months ago in Stockwell, and what a striking work it is. The piece in question is by Brazilian Street Artist Panmela Castro who has taken her art all around the world and whilst on a recent visit to Europe treated London […]Read Post ›
A few weeks back saw Italian Street Artist 0707 return to London and hit up his first wall in the city since 2017, leaving Stockwell with a striking work. Working to a minimalist colour palette of black, white, greys and gold, and a made from a mixture of stencils and free hand techniques, 0707’s portraiture […]Read Post ›
Last month saw London receive a visit from Mexican Street Artist Sune Nesu, who was over on his first trip to city and took the time to leave us with a trio of striking works, two of which we have had the chance to see and wish to share below. The works in question are […]Read Post ›
Here we are taking a look at an absolutely stunning addition to Penge from writer and artist Trafik. Taking to Southey Street, Penge, on the corner of the High Street, which is certainly one the most prominent spots about SE20 to feature some artwork, Trafik has left a beautiful striking work for the town to […]Read Post ›
Here we are taking a look at a work that was placed up just before the turn of the new year, but has thus far taken us this long to get some pics without any cars in the way. The work in question is a striking and funk ‘Fantasy Forest’ themed production by Core246, Tizer, Shucks, […]Read Post ›
A few weeks back saw Danish Street Artist No Title pass through London, who whilst over took the time to leave a a trio of fantastic additions to London, only one of which we have had the chance to see unfortunately, but still wish to share here. Working to a minimalist colour scheme and strong illustrative […]Read Post ›
Here we are taking a look at a new addition to SE20 and a work that is the first of a new initiative with St Hugh’s Centre to bring more creativity to Anerley. The work in question is by Street Artist Irony who has painted several works around the area over the last few years […]Read Post ›
Last month saw London receive a visit from Japanese born, but Berlin based Street Artist Aito Kitazaki, who whilst over left London with four fantastic works, two of which we have to share with you below. Drawing his style of illustration from the classical styles of art to his homeland, Aito Kitazaki painted a series […]Read Post ›
Its been some time since we have been treated to a wave of fresh works about town from Zabou, though in fairness this has nothing to do with inactivity on the artists part, its just she has had a fantastic year painting all around the world. So it is with much delight that we have […]Read Post ›
