Currently at Bar Number 90 on Hackney Wick is the collaborative exhibition from Elno & Krap/Crap. Elno who is from Spain and Krap/Crap who is from France, make a good duo for this joint exhibition in that they are both emerging artists on London’s Street Art scene and that they both share a prevailing theme […]Read Post ›
On Thursday Louis Masai’s ‘Batteries Not Included’ exhibition opened At The Lollipop Gallery, and what an exhibition it is indeed. In this show Masai has gone all out and presented a broad range of mediums including, paintings, prints, furniture, ceramics and film in order to showcase his work through which Masai sets to draw attention to issues […]Read Post ›
Last night in Shoreditch, at the Rolling Stock bar on Kingsland Road, a mini group show was put on by Street Artists Zina, Thieu & Amara Por Dios as apart of SynchroniCityLondon. With each artist contributing some half a dozen impressive works each, it made for an all round impressive collection as a whole also. […]Read Post ›
Trust Icon Genuine Article Street Art Exhibition Around London 2015. In Camden, East End and Notting Hill. 14 works in 14 days.
Last night at the Canvas Bar on Old Street, Shoreditch, street artist Zina’s current exhibition opened. Presenting a retrospective of her works from the last couple of years, the viewer is taken on a journey which sees her style evolve to its current stage and style. In the exhibition there are three mediums on display, […]Read Post ›
Last Thursday night, we were lucky enough to attend the opening night of Alexandre Farto aka Vhils’ new exhibition ‘Dissonance’ at the Lazarides Gallery in the West End. The exhibition showcases a style of mediums and formats demonstrating the level of Vhils’ multidisciplinary capabilities. Vhils started as a prolific graffiti writer in the early 2000’s […]Read Post ›
Review of Pixel Pancho ‘Memory Of Our Life’ Exhibition at StolenSpace Gallery, London 2015
A couple of weeks back for three days only Pyramid Oracle’s ‘Entente’ exhibition ran at Anatum’s Abode in Limehouse, in association with the Hidden Streets Of London. On the dark Friday night two weekends back, upon leaving Limehouse DLR station I set off to find this exhibit in order to find myself outside a derelict shop front, […]Read Post ›
Last week in London JUSTKIDS in association with RexRomae presented a pop-up exhibition in London showcasing the Brazilian duo of illustrators Bicicleta Sem Freio (Bicycle Without Breaks), entitled “Fera”, and ran for four days only. Bicicleta Sem Freio aka Douglas de Castro and Renato Perriera put on their first ever London show at the Hoxton […]Read Post ›
Last Thursday Iranian artist Mehdi Ghadyanloo’s ‘Perception’ exhibition opened at the Howard Griffin Gallery in Shoreditch. I had been fortunate enough to meet Mehdi whilst he was painting each of his three walls currently up in Shoreditch, so was very much eagerly awaiting the opening of this exhibition, so as soon as the weekend hit I went […]Read Post ›
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