Over the last last six or so weeks Crowthorne Road, just off of Latimer Road in West London has become host to a delightful collection of Street Art pieces, initially placed up to support the ‘London Wall Street’ exhibition at the newly established pop-up Crows Nest Gallery (covered here), and with several other pieces popping up […]Read Post ›
Just over a week ago Street Artist Clet Abraham made his most recent visit to London whilst he was over with the Graffik Gallery who showcased his work at the Moniker Art Fair (covered here) and to present his very first UK exhibition at their own gallery (covered here). It’s been five years since Clet Abraham […]Read Post ›
On Saturday the latest exhibition at the Graffik Gallery commenced with the first solo show from Clet Abraham in London. It’s been five years since Clet Abraham started his unique and humorous approach to guerilla Street Art, and four years since he first visited London. Prior to his most recent visit there are a high […]Read Post ›
Over the previous several days from the 15-18th October the Moniker Art Fair returned to East London for its sixth consecutive year, in the most appropriate location to host such a large expose of Street Art in a gallery setting, namely The Old Truman Brewery at the heart of Brick Lane. The event was held […]Read Post ›
We finally made it along to the ‘Peace From The Street Up!’ exhibition in the Old Truman Brewery, a pop-up group show of Street Art in support of Peacebuilding charity International Alert, with all proceeds from the show going to International Alert and its work in more than 25 countries around the world. The show represents artists […]Read Post ›
