Over the course of three days this week culminating on Thursday, Street Artist Dale Grimshaw set to create his latest mural in Hanbury Street just off of Brick Lane. The fantastic work features a Papua New Guinea tribesman as its subject and is yet again a real delight to gaze upon. The work featuring Dale Grimshaw’s signature subject […]Read Post ›
Well it’s been another month in Camden Town and there have been a number of fresh new works put up predominantly from the superb work of The Real Art Of Street Art. All pieces here were created with support from The Real Art Of Street Art, except the Dale Grimshaw work which was created with support from Monoprixx, and the […]Read Post ›
A Street Art Guide To Bristol.
Well unfortunately we were unable to attend to Upfest this year, however that doesn’t mean we haven’t since been by to see a good chunk of the more permanent works created for the event. Upfest 2015 marked the seventh incarnation of the largest Street Art gathering in Europe and brought together some 250 or so artists […]Read Post ›
Dale Grimshaw has been on fire of late, having this week laid out his third piece in Camden Town in the last month, and as is to be expected this piece is yet again superb. This work, as his previous piece ‘Free West Papua’ (covered here), features a Papua New Guinea tribesman as its subject and is yet […]Read Post ›
Well it’s been another month in Camden Town and there have been a number of fresh new works put up predominantly from the superb work of The Real Art Of Street Art. All pieces here were created with support from The Real Art Of Street Art, except the iHAD work which was created with support from The Hidden […]Read Post ›
New Dale Grimshaw Street Art In Camden Town
Last week in Camden town, the incredible Street Artist Dale Grimshaw spent several days at work on his latest London mural. This large-scale and tucked away work is fantastic, a real delight to gaze upon, featuring Dale Grimshaw’s signature subject style, maintaining a preference for strongly tribal subjects. In this case depicting a Scottish warrior from […]Read Post ›
Last weekend Brockley’s first Street Art Festival, in conjunction with the annual Brockley Max Festival, concluded, and in the process really left its mark on the area. Brockley was the chosen destination following a competition across all the boroughs of London put on by Londonist in order to be the host of a brand new wave of […]Read Post ›
Camden Town has long been a somewhat cool and trendy place, home to some of the best bars, music and food, not to mention the shopping in the markets and along the high street. Adding to this vibrant creative hub is the street art scene that has developed massively over the last year, mainly due […]Read Post ›
