Next up in our series of reviews of the last year we are going to be looking back at some of the key areas for a high turnover of Street Art around London, and are starting with our review of Brick Lane and Shoreditch. Whilst still the epicentre of London’s Street Art scene, and an […]Read Post ›
Here we are taking a look at a striking pair of works Street Artist Dale Grimshaw has left around London over the last few months. Both of the works in question as always featuring Dale Grimshaw’s signature subject style maintaining a preference for strongly tribal subjects – with a predilection for painting subjects from Papua […]Read Post ›
Here we are taking a look at one of the best artworks to appear this year in London which was placed up on the Village Underground in Shoreditch by Street Artist Dale Grimshaw last month. This now marks the second time Dale Grimshaw has painted this iconic and frequently changing spot in Shoreditch – the […]Read Post ›
A few weeks back saw Dale Grimshaw in Walthamstow to add a beautiful addition to E17 replacing a one of the first works by facilitated by Wood Street Walls in the area in 2015 located just across the road from the artist’s latest work. The work featuring Dale Grimshaw’s signature subject style, maintaining a preference for […]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 ›
Over the last weekend from the 6-9th October the Moniker Art Fair returned to East London for its eighth consecutive year, in the most appropriate location to host such a large expose of Street Art in a gallery setting, namely The Old Truman Brewery at the heart of Brick Lane. The event was yet again […]Read Post ›
Last week saw Street Artist Dale Grimshaw set to create his latest mural in Hanbury Street just off of Brick Lane, ahead of his current solo exhibition ‘Pride & Prejudice’ at the well Hung Gallery in Hoxton (which we have been to see, is fantastic, and shall be reviewing soon). The fantastic work features a Papua New Guinea tribesman […]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 ›
Well yet again this has certainly been the hardest post to compile in this years Annual Review series, attempting to select our favourite 20 works from a year absolutely crammed with an abundance of high-quality and entertaining artworks on London’s Streets. After much deliberation and with many more works we would of liked to include here, […]Read Post ›
Better late than never, last night we finally had the time to head up to Dalston to catch up with a couple of exhibitions that opened in the last week, the first of which being the ‘Creative Differences’ group exhibition at the 1963 Gallery Space. Presenting a selection of prints in a variety of mediums from some 16 […]Read Post ›
