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 ›
Well it seems that nearly every other exhibition we report on the blog these days is presented by the BSMT Space, and while this is true we can only say that this is purely because this year no other gallery in London has continued to bring such a continuous run and turn around of excellent Street Art […]Read Post ›
Thursday night saw the opening of the latest exhibition at the BSMT SPACE in Dalston and on this occasion with ‘Pork Loin Roast’ by the most talented Sr. X who presents a very well rounded collection of works all set to subverting the norms and traditional ideals with those all so humorous and at times dark twists that […]Read Post ›
We are sorry to say here that this fantastic exhibition we are sharing with you here has sadly closed, but while we very much dislike sharing outdated shows, sometimes it is still better late than never. Which is very much the case with the recent ‘Oculus’ exhibition by Pyramid Oracle held at the BSMT Space. […]Read Post ›
Now we are taking a trip to Dalston where recently in Shackwell Lane Street Artist Sr. X has painted his latest work ‘Smile More’ ahead of his upcoming solo exhibition ‘PORK LOIN ROAST’ at BSMT Space which opens on September 1st. The work very muchin his distinct retro styling enthused with that dash of humour or surrealism making it a work that […]Read Post ›
Well we are a bit behind on sharing this review with you, but it has taken us a while to process this incredible exhibition by Berlin based duo Nick Flatt & Punk One currently on at the BSMT Space. This is a show we have been very much looking forward to and one that undoubtedly didn’t […]Read Post ›
Saturday night finally brought the opening of the widely anticipated first UK exhibition ‘In The Raw’ from the Clandestinos collective, comprising artists Shalak Attack & Bruno Smoky at the BSMT Space, a show that certainly didn’t disappoint, exceeding our high expectations. Shalak Attack and Bruno Smoky have both long been practitioners of their beautiful artworks […]Read Post ›
At the weekend Street Artist Ant Carver was out in Dalston creating his latest mural, with one of his beautiful and colourful portraits placed up on the outside wall of the Tina We Salute You Cafe in King Henry’s Walk, N1. Ant Carver’s style is very distinct, comprising the colourful background taking an abstract form, constructed from an […]Read Post ›
Over the course of Wednesday and Thursday saw Fanakapan at work in Dalston putting up a piece in conjunction with the opening of his current solo exhibition ‘Inflation’ (covered here) at the BSMT Space just across the road. In keeping with his recent output and that which is prevalent in his exhibit, namely 3D hyper-realistic balloon creations, […]Read Post ›
Thursday night finally brought the opening of the widely anticipated first solo exhibition from Fanakapan at the BSMT Space, a show that certainly didn’t disappoint, exceeding all high expectations. One of the most impressive artists on the scene, with a style of his own that he is continuously redefining – seemingly with every piece he […]Read Post ›
