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 ›
Well following on from our Street Art review ‘2015 – A Year Of Street Art In London’ (covered here), we thought we would also take a look at the highlights of all the Graffiti we have seen this year. In this post we have featured works primarily from East & South London as these are […]Read Post ›
Well it’s been another month in Camden Town, and again despite the loss of much of it’s Street Art prime locations along the Camden Arches and the former Camden Lock Market, the area has been adorned with many fresh new artworks, predominantly from the superb work of The Real Art Of Street Art. All pieces here […]Read Post ›
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 ›
It’s been a month now since Brazilian Street Artist Fabio Oliveira aka Cranio and in that time has now laid out some seven works thus far, with the first four (covered here). Over the last week Cranio has laid out 3 new works, with the first in Rivington Street, Shoreditch one of the prime locations for […]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 ›
Over the weekend The Greenhouse Effect Paint Jam took place in the East End, just around the back of Brick Lane at Fleet St Hill, where The Meeting of Styles took place last year. The event was put on in association with LSD Magazine and the 1 Love Community Network. Over the two days a variety of […]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 ›
Rivington Street is very much in the heart of Shoreditch running from Old Street at the top to Shoreditch High Street at the bottom. This street is an absolutely gem for street art, mainly at the Shoreditch High Street end of the street. Here there are 20 odd pieces to see all in a 2-3 […]Read Post ›
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