A few weeks back saw Street Artist Ali Hamish take to the Shoreditch Art Wall during a quiet lull week in-between the regular rotating adverts. Sadly this work is already gone so all the more reason to share it here with you, all the more so as it was created to promote a fundraising Art Auction Ali Hamish […]Read Post ›
A few weeks back saw Street Artist Nerone take to the Shoreditch Art Wall during a quiet lull week in-between the regular rotating adverts. Sadly this work is already gone so all the more reason to share it here with you. Fortunately the lovely work by Nerone did stand for two weeks with no oncoming adverts to interrupt […]Read Post ›
Last week saw German Street Artist Awer and Cesare Citriniti rework the corridor along Great Eastern Street, Shoreditch, creating a completely immersive experience for those stepping into this flowing and absorbing work. Certainly a great use of the space with this work fusing Awer’s abstract line work and Cesare Citriniti self-dubbed ‘Graffuturism’ to create an immersive whole so full […]Read Post ›
Last week saw Street Artist Ant Carver take to the Shoreditch Art Wall during a quiet lull week in-between the regular rotating adverts. Sadly this work is already gone so all the more reason to share it here with you, especially due to the fact that Ant Carver spent a solid six days painting this set […]Read Post ›
A few days ago saw Austrian Street Artist El Jerrino pass through London and thankfully he took the time to leave this fantastic work full of the rich textures of El Jerrino’s painterly tones and very primal subject of a pair of T. Rex skeletons set ready for battle with both dominating the land around […]Read Post ›
Having painted the iconic Village Underground wall last month, a few of weeks back Street Artist Sr. X returned to paint the add space on the front of the Village Underground, visible in Great Eastern Street, Shoreditch. Truly an artist with a style of his own who through his work sets to subvert the norms and traditional […]Read Post ›
Last week saw James Chuter paint his first London mural on the Shoreditch Art Wall during a quiet lull week in-between the regular rotating adverts. Sadly this work is already gone so all the more reason to share it here with you. Presenting a somewhat tropical rural landscape scene adorned with many features, landmarks and […]Read Post ›
First up in our look back at 2016 we thought we would be cheeky and start with a review of what we have proactively organised and been up to about London – as we know that for 2016 we are done and there will be nothing to add in the coming week. So where to begin […]Read Post ›
Playing catch up here with this pair of works by Raphael Gindt placed up in Shoreditch a couple of weeks back now. Hailing from Luxembourg and taking to painting on the streets as a teenager in 2016 he launched the ‘Revive16’ painting production by painting his trademark silhouette portraits in a more abstract and expressive way as can […]Read Post ›
Playing catch up here with this pair of works by Daniel Mac Lloyd placed up in Shoreditch a couple of weeks back now. Hailing from Luxembourg and painting from a young age, leading to his first solo exhibition at the age of 14 it was in time a career that would lead him to painting […]Read Post ›
