We have long admired the output of street artist My Dog Sighs, ever since we first sited his work around Camden Town, London, in 2014. The Portsmouth based artist may not paint in London as often as we may wish, but it is always a pleasure when we do get the opportunity to view his […]Read Post ›
A few weeks back saw Street Artist Ant Carver take to his local in Bethnal Green to hit up his latest London mural, it’s been a while since we have seen fresh work on the street from this artist, and as you will see from the pics below, it certainly doesn’t disappoint. Ant Carver’s style […]Read Post ›
Over the New Years period London was very fortunate to have received a visit from Italian Street Artist Alice Pasquini, who while briefly over took the time to hit up some 7 of her delightful miniature mixed-media works. It was at the beginning of 2016 when Alice Pasquini last painted in London and we have very […]Read Post ›
Once again in the quiet the holidays bring London was fortunate enough to receive a visit from LA based Street Artist WRDSMTH, who once again has left us with a lovely, humourous and inspiring set of works placed up around Central, East and West London. Unsurprisingly WRSMTH is by profession a writer, based in LA. He is a […]Read Post ›
This evening in our series of reviews of the last year we are heading back over to East London and taking a look back at the year of Street Art in Bethnal Green. It’s been an interesting year in Bethnal Green, with a steady flow of artworks being placed up throughout the year by London’s own local talent […]Read Post ›
Just over a week ago saw Bethnal Green play canvas to the latest work from Jimmy C which may be small in size but is every bit as striking and captivating as any work from this artist we have thus far seen. Adorning the premises of the which really does provide a fantastic setting for this […]Read Post ›
Just over a week ago London was fortunate enough to receive a brief visit from Australian Street Artist Adnate, who hasn’t been through London since 2014, and whilst was over took the time to hit up two striking works around the East End. Heavily influenced by Renaissance painters such as Caravaggio, Adnate has developed from his […]Read Post ›
Playing catch up again her with a couple of installation paintings by visiting US artist Dan Witz placed up on his recent visit to London a month or so back. Placing his works on the city’s red telephone boxes, setting to integrate subtly and seamlessly with the public sphere in a manner that will highlight […]Read Post ›
Indeed we are playing catch up again, but we assure you all these things we are catching up on are worth it. On this occasion we have a post on visiting Canadian Graphic Designer and Street Artist BirdO aka Jerry Rugg who was in England to take part at Upfest and took the time around the […]Read Post ›
Thursday night saw the opening of the ‘Displacement’ group exhibition in Bethnal Green organized Skeleton Cardboard in association with The Hidden Streets Of London. The show presents works from some twenty-five artists who have all painted in Clare Street, home of the exhibition, over the last two years filling this little industrial corner with colour and life. […]Read Post ›
