Last month saw Street Artists Aspire and Oliver Roubieu take to the Stockwell Hall of Fame to paint an outstanding collaboration fusing Aspire’s trademark birds, on this occasion depicting a hornbill, and Olivier Roubieu providing the backdrop with his Graffiti alphabet a complete A-Z. It is always interesting to see a fusion between Graffiti and […]Read Post ›
Last month saw a few new works placed up around Walthamstow, of which this superb collaboration by Envol and Fanakapan is what we would share now. Painting a pair of Humming birds on some hoardings in Wood Street both depicted in each’s own brand of realism and all set to a background which is very […]Read Post ›
Last month saw a monster production piece put together on the then freshly reshaped hoardings that grace Great Eastern Street, Shoreditch, put together by the 4D Crew with a little help from some friends. Certainly an impressive work with a peemeating sense of nostalgia a fntastic effort by all the artists involved. Work by Wrist77 […]Read Post ›
Playing catch up with the latest round of paintings in Mile End put up with a nature theme – most inkeeping with the series of murals placed up in the same stretch last year for Endangered13 (covered here) – resulting in the addition of 10 new works to be found along the rail arches in Ackroyd […]Read Post ›
Well Street Artist Jim Vision has certainly proved himself to be on top form and exceptionally active around the East End of late which is why we would like to take a look hear at a trio of works placed up recently around Hoxton by Jim Vision. Fiery work on Falkirk Street with a Ghost […]Read Post ›
Here we are taking a look back at the recent addition to Shoreditch from German duo Low Bros, put up whilst they were over for the opening of their exhibition at the near by Stolenspace Gallery. The Low Bros comprise brothers Christoph and Florin Schmidt, formerly active as graffiti writers Qbrk and Nerd. Their work typically […]Read Post ›
Last week saw German Street Artist Awer and Cesare Citriniti rework the corridor along Great Eastern Street, Shoreditch, creating a completely immersive experience for those stepping into this flowing and absorbing work. Certainly a great use of the space with this work fusing Awer’s abstract line work and Cesare Citriniti self-dubbed ‘Graffuturism’ to create an immersive whole so full […]Read Post ›
Now we are taking a trip to Dalston where last weel in Shackwell Lane Street Artists Lolie Darko and Tommy Fiendish painted a superb collaboration piece for the opening of Lolie Darko’s current solo show ‘La Fete Triste’ at the BSMT Space (which we have been to see, is very impressive and we shall be sharing here soon). Certainly […]Read Post ›
A couple of weeks back saw the launch of the ‘Amy Street Art Trail’ in Camden Town setting to celebrate former local resident Amy Winehouse with a series of four Street Art murals placed about town and on display until June 4th 2016. The funds for the street art trail were raised via Art Happens and was put […]Read Post ›
A couple of weeks back while Britain was being hit by Storm Dorris Street Artists Irony and Boe decided that little things like gale force winds wasn’t going to prevent them from painting one of the best works painted in London thus far this year. As always making exemplary use of the space available the […]Read Post ›
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