Here we are playing catch up with a fantastic work placed up by Street Artist Airborne Mark a few months back in the summer around Anerley, adding another addition to SE20 for our SprayExhibition20 Community Street Art Project. Taking to a new corner of Anerley, in a quiet residential area allowing Airborne Mark the chance to […]Read Post ›
Ahead of Alo’s upcoming solo show at the Saatchi Gallery which opens next week, we thought we would share a series of eleven fantastic pieces Alo placed up around East London last year. and all of which we have not previously posted about before. The artist’s work feature his own brand of urban expressionist abstract […]Read Post ›
On our recent trip to Hackney Wick our first and eagerly await port of call was to the Lord Napier pub outside Hackney Wick Overground Station. After 26 years closed the Lord Napier, Hackney Wick’s most iconic site for Graffiti and Street Art has reopened and with it the pub had a full makeover curated […]Read Post ›
Sunday saw the ever prolific Street Artist Woskerksi drop his most recent addition to London’s streets on one of his favourite walls to paint around East London, and what a magnificent addition to the streets of Shoreditch it is. This work below is imbued with all that is Woskerski, a surreal and fun subject – […]Read Post ›
Last weekend saw a trio of South-East London’s artists take to the Stockwell Hall of Fame to leave this fantastic collaborative work fusing Graffiti and Street Art superbly. The work features letter work from Dave Plants, with Curiouser dropping the female portrait in the centre of the letters and Atila painting the female portrait on […]Read Post ›
Last weekend saw Graffiti Writer Gary Stranger visit London to leave some of his super clean and precise text work in his own ‘Post Typography’ style. In this instance working to a plain black background Gary Stranger used just two colours on his text to create this work which pops off the smooth black backdrop. It’s […]Read Post ›
Around four weeks ago we covered a spate of fresh works around Brick Lane from American Street Artist WRDSMTH who is now spending his time living between London and Los Angeles (covered here). Since then we have spotted a trio of new superb drops around Shoreditch which we are sharing below. Unsurprisingly WRSMTH was by […]Read Post ›
Over the last few weeks we have been treated to a series of eight fantastic pieces from Street Artist Captain Kris around East London, with seven around Brick Lane and Shoreditch where Captain Kris has been super busy getting up and one in Hackney Wick. Presenting a range of characters with a number of takes […]Read Post ›
Last weekend saw Street Artists Pali and Van Dali take to the Stockwell Hall of Fame to leave this fantastic pair of spooky works, with both of the artists doing so masterfully in their respective individual styles. With Pali offering his own brand of surreal energetic illustration in the form of a Shroom Splurge featuring a trio […]Read Post ›
Last weekend saw Gums and Tongue members hosting a spooky themed paint jam ahead of Halloween on a section of hoardings along Shoreditch High Street, with fantastic contributions from some 10 street artists and graffiti writers, making for another superbly coordinated and executed schemed production from this core group of artists. Works by The Real […]Read Post ›
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