A month or so back saw Bristol based Street Artist Cosmo Sarson take a long overdue visit to London to hit up some of his fantastic artwork. On this occasion Cosmo Sarson took to the iconic Kinkao Restaurant in Pedley Street just off of Brick Lane to hit up a superb – but sadly short-lived […]Read Post ›
Last month saw the first visit to London to lay out some works by French stencil artist C215 in some 3-4 years now, so it was an absolute pleasure to wander around Brick Lane and spy the half-a-dozen works C215 left the area with whilst over for his most recent London solo exhibition at the […]Read Post ›
Over the last few months, prolific Street Artist Mr Cenz has been particularly busy all around the world, but that doesn’t mean he hasn’t taken the time to leave London with a few fantastic works, the two of which recently placed up in East London – Brick Lane and Walthamstow – we are going to […]Read Post ›
A few weekends back saw the return after a long break from London of Brazilian Street Artist Alex Senna who was over ahead of his current solo exhibition ‘The Nada’ at the Unit 5 Gallery – which is a fantastic show and one we will be reporting on shortly. Whilst over Alex Senna treated London to four delightful […]Read Post ›
Last week saw Dreph return to Commercial Street, Spitalfields, to add his latest striking London work making for the third portrait we have now seen from Dreph on this spot since October 2016. Presenting an interesting twist on the colour palette Dreph’s prevalent in his recent works about town, namely departing from the grey-scale feature image […]Read Post ›
A few days back saw Spanish born, but London based Graffiti Writer Kaes take to the Kinkao restaurant wall in Pedley Street to offer this wall which sees such a high turnover of mostly fantastic artworks its latest and his second reworking – with the last work painted by Kaes two months ago (covered here). We […]Read Post ›
Last week saw Street Artist Dale Grimshaw set to create his latest mural in Hanbury Street just off of Brick Lane, ahead of his current solo exhibition ‘Pride & Prejudice’ at the well Hung Gallery in Hoxton (which we have been to see, is fantastic, and shall be reviewing soon). The fantastic work features a Papua New Guinea tribesman […]Read Post ›
Last week saw stencil-based Street Artist Otto Schade add another fantastic pair of his silhouette design stencils around East London, reworking spots of his that have seen several fresh designs over time from this artist, with one piece in Old Street Shoreditch and the other reworked spot in Princelet Street along Brick Lane. ‘WTF?!’ in Old Street, […]Read Post ›
A few weekends back saw Street Artist Airborne Mark take to Star Yard on a rather grim Sunday which seems so far removed from the great weather we have had this last week to add his latest Origami inspired creation to London’s streets, allowing Airborne Mark the chance to work his case studies in light and […]Read Post ›
On Thursday last week stencil-based Street Artist Otto Schade took to Hanbury Street along Brick Lane to add what is now his third work in this street with this excellent addition entitled ‘The CCTV Camera Sign’. Certainly an apt title and an excellent use of the space and in this case the inherent obstacle to […]Read Post ›
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