Over the course of the bank holiday weekend, English artist Fanakapan and visiting Brazilian artist Cranio laid out a stunning collaboration over two days in Sclater Street. This work is exceptional, one of the best collaborations we have seen in London, with two such disparate stylings so well mixed together. Featuring Cranio’s trademark and distinctive Amazonian […]Read Post ›
Several days back in Cambridge Heath, stencil based artists Zabou & Senor X hit out this superb collaboration, which is apparently based on a true story, along near the canal. This isn’t the first time this duo have collaborated and we don’t doubt it won’t be the last, the duo both work with a predominantly black […]Read Post ›
This last weekend in Bethnal Green a series of pieces were put up on a set of walls, in a secluded road, by Street Artists and Graffiti Writers alike. Bethnal Green has increasingly propelled itself into a top destination to see Street Art of late, the vast majority of this work is done through the support […]Read Post ›
Currently at Bar Number 90 on Hackney Wick is the collaborative exhibition from Elno & Krap/Crap. Elno who is from Spain and Krap/Crap who is from France, make a good duo for this joint exhibition in that they are both emerging artists on London’s Street Art scene and that they both share a prevailing theme […]Read Post ›
Over the last couple of weeks London has been treated to a a series of new pieces from Brazilian Street Artists Bailon & Sliks who were over in London for their pop-up exhibition ‘Naturally Unstable’ exhibition in Shoreditch (covered here). Whilst they were over the duo laid out some three works, two large scale collaborations, with […]Read Post ›
Over the last couple of weeks London has been treated to a a series of new pieces from Brazilian Street Artist Fabio Oliveira aka Cranio, currently on his third visit to the UK. Laying out a series of his distinctive and trademark characters of indigenous tribesman, living off the spoils of selling off their land. […]Read Post ›
Here we are playing catch up with a piece put up last weekend the day before and morning of StreetFest by Lost Souls Crew members, Squirl, SPZero76, Captain Kris along with Tony Boy & The Real Dill In Bethnal Green. On Saturday we were wandering around Bethnal Green to see the delightful Giusi Tomasello at work, as well […]Read Post ›
Next up in our in focus look at some of the works from StreetFest 2015 we have another collaboration, this time from Lilly Lou and Zina. Who between them laid out a stunning piece, very much utilizing their distinct approaches to street art, with a tribute to the victims of the recent Gorkha eathquake in […]Read Post ›
Yesterday at StreetFest there was a wide array of great art being made, but we thought we would kick off our next few posts of a more in-focus look at some of the artists building up their pieces throughout the day with The Lost Souls Crew collaboration, comprising, Si Mitchell, SPZero76, Squirl and Captain Kris. The last […]Read Post ›
Last night Brazilain artists Bailon & Sliks ‘Naturally Unstable‘ Exhibition opened at the Hoxton Gallery for four days only. The pair, previous visitors to London’s Street Art scene are ove for a brief visit where they will be hitting up a few walls around London and have laid out in a pop-up exhibition a ‘Brazilian urban […]Read Post ›
