One of the stand out moments of the street art and graffiti scene in London during 2022 was when Brick Lane was treated to a pair of exceptional and now rare paintings by Conor Harrington. The Irish-born former graffiti artist did what he does best, namely creating hyper-realistic images in the classical painting tradition of […]Read Post ›
fAfter our recent visit to Belfast where we were treated to an abundance of high quality Street Art we thought we would create a Street Art guide to some of the best locations around Belfast for some painted creativity. The majority of the art shared below has been organised by Seedhead Arts who have done […]Read Post ›
Well here we are with the finale of our series of reviews of the last year and we thought we would take a look back at the exhibitions we have attended – admittedly far less than we have visited or reported on in the previous two years. Nonetheless in the process we have been all over […]Read Post ›
A few weeks back saw Conor Harrington paint in Brick Lane for the group show ‘Festival Iminente’‘ curated by Vhils, a couple of works remain when we finally managed to sneak in the other day, one of which by Ben Eine was obscured with clutter, however the second, a stunning piece by Conor Harrington, we were […]Read Post ›
Having just had the good fortune to spend the weekend in Bristol attending Upfest 2017 and being presented with an absolute abundance of new Street Art being created all around Bedminster of which we will of course be posting on the event soon but due to the time that will take to process, in the […]Read Post ›
Well here we are with the finale of our series of reviews of the last year and we thought we would take a look back at the exhibitions we have attended. In the process we have been all over London and become further acquainted with many wonderful gallery spaces and visited a wide range of ‘pop-up’ spaces […]Read Post ›
Last night saw the opening of Conor Harrington’s newest solo exhibition ‘Watch Your Palace Fall’ at Pace London in Soho, put on in conjunction with the launch of the monograph Conor Harrington: Watch Your Palace Fall by HENI Publishing, a retrospective of Conor Harrington’s painting career. Presenting some eleven new works in the exhibition the Irish-born former […]Read Post ›
A Street Art Guide To Bristol.
Whitecross Street is an interesting little street, encompassing the borough of Islington and the City of London, running from Old Street in the north to Silk Street in the south. It is also home to one London’s oldest running markets having been in existence for over 150 years. But for the main purpose of our interests […]Read Post ›
New Conor Harrington Street Art For Wood Streer Walls
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