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 ›
Here we are playing catch up with a series of works placed up around East and South London during 2022 by street artist Vinnie Nylon – nine of which we have had the absolute pleasure of facilitating around Penge and Anerley for our SprayExhibition20 community street art project. Presenting a series of works inspired by […]Read Post ›
Next up we are taking a look at a recent addition to Dalston by the ever-prolific street artist Malarko who has reworked the shutter of BSMT Space along Kingsland Road. This fantastic work – which is pure Malarko at its finest – was placed up ahead of the artists inclusion in Under Wraps group exhibition currently on at […]Read Post ›
It’s been four years since Colombian Street Artist Stinkfish last visited London, and a few weeks ago London was lucky to receive a whistle stop visit from the artist who left a pair of stunning paintings and a ton of paste-up works in his wake, presenting an impressive collection of beautiful portraits that are just brimming […]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 ›
Here we are taking a look at work from two of East London’s finest resident Street Artists who have been painting around Hackney for many many years, namely Sweet Toof and Rowdy. The duo left a superb collaboration fusing their respective tradmark characters along this long low wall in Dalston, with Rowdy’s crocodile merged with […]Read Post ›
Last week saw artists My Dog Sighs and Skeleton Cardboard hit up a fantastic collaboration in Dalston ahead of their respective solo shows, both on in the East End. The work fuses Skeleton Cardboard’s manic illustration with My Dog Sighs’ focused realism to fantastic effect and was certainly worth the effort to go and see […]Read Post ›
Recently we finally had the chance to catch up with this beautiful work placed up by Street Artist Rocket01 in Dalston whilst he was in London for his solo exhibition at the nearby BSMT Space Gallery. Unfortunately we didn”t get the chance to visit Rocket01’s exhibition but were certiainly delighted to still be afforded the chance to […]Read Post ›
A couple of weeks back saw London receive a visit from Colombian Street Artist Stinkfish ahead of the opening of his current solo exhibition ‘Portraits in Transit’ at the BSMT Space. Having been some two years since this artist last visited London (covered here), and in spite of preparing his solo show the artist still managed to find […]Read Post ›
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