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 ›
First up in our look back at 2020 we thought we would be take a look back at what we have proactively organised and been up to about South-East London this last year. So where to begin really, first of all we can all agree it’s been a rather unprecedented and unusual year with all […]Read Post ›
Next up in our long run of catching up with what we have been up to in our corner of South-East London over the recent few months we are taking a look at a superb work from street artist Jim Vision placed up last month in Forest Hill. Taking to a lovely rooftop side wall […]Read Post ›
Next up in our long run of catching up with what we have been up to in our corner of South-East London over the recent few months we are taking a look at a collaborative work from street artist Nathan Bowen and writer Name26, placed up a couple of months ago in Forest Hill. For […]Read Post ›
Next up in our long run of catching up with what we have been up to in our corner of South-East London over the recent few months we are taking a look at a fantastic collaborative work from street artists Airborne Mark and Aspire placed up a couple of months ago in Forest Hill. The […]Read Post ›
This evening we are taking a look at a pair of works from DRT placed up around South-East London in the last few months , in Penge and Forest Hill. Both works feature DRT’s distinct trademark geometric abstract styling – with the work in Forest Hill being more in a style we would expect from […]Read Post ›
Here we are taking a look at a beautiful work we had the privilege of helping organise on a new spot in Forest Hill that the owners kindly donated for some artwork, which allowed visiting Mexican born, but Canadian based, international artist Ruben Carrasco the opportunity to leave a stunning addition to his first visit […]Read Post ›
Here we are taking a look at another slightly delayed subject, with the beautiful and striking output from Milo Tchais on his recent visit to London, leaving an array of vibrant and delicate floral creations in his wake. Over in July to paint for events, including the LATA Festival (covered here), and the Festival of Brasil at […]Read Post ›
One of our last catch up pieces here with a look at the fantastic output from Binho Ribeiro around London, with his striking works which gives life to all the elements of his creations in that distinctly fun and bold illustrative based context. Over in July to paint for a series of events, including the […]Read Post ›
Playing catch up yet again (almost done) on this occasion with the Street Art of the ‘Festival of Brasil’ at the Horniman Museum in Forest Hill, and Street Art wise facilitated by Brailiarty. The event saw a set of a dozen pieces painted upon boards and placed about the Museum’s striking grounds, certainly providing an interesting […]Read Post ›
