On Wednesday we were delighted to thankfully make it to Weston-super-Mare in order to pay a visit to Dismaland a group show and installation curated by Banksy in the town’s abandoned beach front Lido. We visited Bristol the previous day (post coming soon) in order to travel to Weston-super-Mare to spend the night so as to be […]Read Post ›
Last Wednesday an exhibition we have been eagerly anticipating opened in London’s East End, namely Jimmy C’s ‘Atomised’ show at the Lollipop Gallery and it certainly didn’t disappoint. This show marks James Cochran’s, aka Jimmy C, first London exhibition in three years and it has been very much worth the wait. The entire two floors of the […]Read Post ›
On Thursday night the inaugural exhibition from new pop-up art space BSMT Space opened in Dalston with a group show entitled ‘Underhand’, comprising an impressive number and range of London’s Street Artists, along with a few international talents making an appearance also, curated by Speckles76. Eagerly anticipating seeing how this new gallery would present itself […]Read Post ›
Last Thursday night at the Stolenspace Gallery in Osborne Street, just off Brick Lane the latest exhibition, in association with and co-curated by Los Angeles Gallery Thinkspace opened to what was certainly a packed out show. The gallery was full to the rafters on opening night and it is no surprise when you consider what […]Read Post ›
Last week, over the course of three days from Thursday to Saturday the first LATA Street Culture Festival took place at the Red Gallery in Shoreditch, comprising an exhibition, live painting, film and workshops, all dedicated to exhibiting established, along with upcoming Brazilian artists. The festival was curated and organized by Brazilarty and Pigment, who both […]Read Post ›
Thierry Noir who is credited in art history as the first artist to start painting large works on the Berlin Wall in 1984, and proceeded to paint on it virtually every day for the next six years, at a time when such expressions of ‘freedom’ where completely forbidden, has brought his latest exhibition, ‘Jazz’ to the […]Read Post ›
Last Thursday night at the Well Hung Gallery in Hoxton, Chilean born, but London based Street Artist Otto Schade’s latest exhibition opened and it is certainly worth a visit. Otto Schade was born in Chile. where he initially studied Architecture at the Bio Bio University and Construction and Design Architecture in Concepcion, Chile. In his career as […]Read Post ›
On Thursday night Entre Muros, in English ‘Within Walls‘, an exhibition of diverse Latin American artists opened at the MYA Gallery, in Shoreditch. The show, curated by Maximilano Ruiz brings together known artists on the global Street Art scene and new talents alike, from nations of all corners of Latin America including, Argentina, Mexico, Brazil, […]Read Post ›
On Thursday night at the Rag Factory on Heneage Street a delightful pop-up group show opened for four days only and curated and presented through JUSTKIDS. The exhibition brought together a selection of new works from well established and globally recognized artists as well works from some more up and coming artists from around the […]Read Post ›
At current and until the end of this month, Sicilian, but London based artist, Giusi Tomasello has a exhibition at the Dulwich Pavilion Cafe as a part of the Dulwich Festival. Giusi who has a MA in industrial Design & Fashion, and a career as a graphic designer in the fashion industry, has more recently ventured […]Read Post ›
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