Well it’s that time of the year again and without fail several artists have taken the opportunity to get in the spirit of Halloween and place up some pieces to bring the fright factor to London’s walls. In Willow Street, Shoreditch last week a series of six works were placed up just for the occasion […]Read Post ›
Street Art Memorial Paint Jam for Ben Naz
Last Sunday at the Stockwell Hall of Fame, arguably perhaps the best place to see high quality Graffiti in London, with a regular turnover of fresh new pieces to be seen each week or even daily, a fantastic an unusual piece of collaborative Graffiti was put up that we were really happy to find intact and […]Read Post ›
Yesterday in Shoreditch, along the hoardings on Great Eastern Street, Ghost Writers members and Graffiti Writers Core246 & Kaes hit up this stunning piece of work ahead of performances’ from artist Ayakamay, the inspiration for the work, at the Red Gallery over the coming days. Ayakamay is a Japanese American performance artist, whose work sets to explore […]Read Post ›
One week ago Graffiti Writer Lovepusher was at work in the recently established Brixton Bloc to lay out this large scale and superb 3D work, entitled ‘The Greater Glory’. Having began painting in 1995 and since then has transitioned from painting a more traditional urban form of typography to his current futuristic 3D creations. In the process […]Read Post ›
Over the last three or so weeks we have bumped into Street Artist Mr Cenz on no less than four occasions, doing what he does best, namely brightening up London’s streets, with the most recent time being yesterday just as he finished his latest delightful work ‘Follow Your Light’ on Great Eastern Street. It is […]Read Post ›
On Thursday in the Leake Street tunnel, 3D Graffiti Artist Lovepusher laid out his latest work. We don’t generally focus on Graffiti as much, however for us here Lovepusher is certainly one of the most impressive Graffiti Writers at work. Having began painting in 1995 and since then has transitioned from painting a more traditional urban form […]Read Post ›
New Street Art & Graffiti In Croydon, August 2015
On Saturday The Battle Of Waterloo, London’d biggest Graffiti event, put on by Chrome & Black returned to Leake Street, providing a day of some forty Graffiti Writers painting over eight hours contending to win the £250 first prize. Judges worked to a points system comprising: Letterform, Fill-In, Characters, Concept & Background. The event was […]Read Post ›
Over the weekend whilst Meeting of Styles was happening in Shoreditch, further south Urban Art 2015 took place in Brixton, returning for its 14th year, showcasing a impressive collection and display of Street Art and Graffiti. The event was primarily focused on Graffiti Writers but this is far from all that was happening. In the […]Read Post ›
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