This evening we are taking a look at year of Street Art in Penge and Anerley, something we have to say which has been a real pleasure to look back on. Since the blog’s inception eight years ago now we have began delving into various projects the most rewarding of which has been the organization […]Read Post ›
For our second of three posts looking back at what’s been happening on London’s Street Art and Graffiti scene we are taking a look back at what pieces we have seen around London through 2022. We have spent much of our time working on our SprayExhibition20 project around Penge and Anerley which has kept us busy much […]Read Post ›
First up in our look back at 2022 we thought we would take a look back at what we have proactively organised and been up to about London this last year. Though first the absolute highlight of the year in terms of street art and graffiti we didn’t organise was our trip to Belfast where […]Read Post ›
OVer the summer London was treated to a visit by Brazilian Street Artist Fabio Oliveira aka Cranio, who was on his fifth visit to the UK. Whilst over Cranio hit up a series of solo works and a trio of collaborations featuring his his distinctive and trademark characters of indigenous tribesman living off the spoils […]Read Post ›
Next up we are taking a look at a pair of additions to London from Devon based artist Mau Mau that were placed up in the summer of 2022. Mau Mau works with a mixture of stencils and freehand works and his iconic rebellious fox character is both instantly recognizable and always certain to make […]Read Post ›
Well it certainly has been a year like no other, and like most aspects of life in 2020, the London Street Art and Graffiti scene has been impacted by the wider social and global issues and we have seen less works produced than normal. In accordance with these events we we have been confined to […]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 fourth visit to the UK. Laying out a series of his distinctive and trademark characters of indigenous tribesman living off the spoils from selling off their land […]Read Post ›
As hard as it is to believe last Monday marked the one year anniversary of the opening of the Nomadic Community Gardens kicked off with the Greenhouse Effect Paint Jam (covered here). Over the last year a beautifully inspired community project has been born and seems to be gaining more and more momentum as the months […]Read Post ›
Fanakapan is one of our favourite artists on the London and even UK and global Street Art scene, someone we have admired for a very long time and it has been an absolute pleasure to witness the way in which he relentlessly strives to push the boundaries and focus of his work. So it was indeed […]Read Post ›
Next up in our series of reviews of the last year we are going to take a look back at the year of Street Art and Graffiti in the Nomadic Community Gardens, a recently established space in terms of Street Art, but certainly somewhere that has really offered up a little hub of creativity. Over the last eight […]Read Post ›
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