Last week saw Argentinian born, but Brazilian based, Street Artist Marina Zumi make her second visit to London for 2016, with her first visit in February (covered here), in order to paint a beautiful and striking piece for the charity Unicef. Painting for Unicef the world’s leading organisation for children in over 190 countries, this work was put up […]Read Post ›
Just over a week ago London received a very brief visit from visiting Brazilian Street Artist Bailon. A former resident of London and regular visitor in recent years, Bailon is an artist whose output we are very much acquainted with and love viewing. On his whistle stop blip through London Bailon hit up two delightful […]Read Post ›
Well here we are again taking a look at the latest creations from Zabou, one of London’s most prolific artists, all placed up in the last few weeks around the East End. We always love seeing Zabou’s works about town, fueled with such humour or warmth, guaranteed to elicit a range of responses and emotions which […]Read Post ›
Just over a week ago saw London receive a visit from Danish Graffiti character artist Balstroem who was over for Meeting Of Styles London and whilst over hit up some four impressive works around the East End area of Shoreditch and Brick Lane. Featuring a range of subjects in his pieces it was certainly a […]Read Post ›
Ten days back saw London receive a visit from visiting Brazilian Street Artist Jerry Batista who left a intriguing and beautiful work in his wake. Hitting Shoreditch with this serene piece entitled ‘Green Waters & Spring Rain’ offers just that, an almost surreal subject choice depicting a birds-eye view of a small two person boat – […]Read Post ›
Last week London received a visit from Swedish Street Artist Ola Kalnins who whilst over hit up a delightful pair of collaborative pieces alongside fellow Swedish nationals, though London based, Gods Flesh duo Amara Por Dios & Flesh031. Creating myriad works of abstract yet flowing compositions that absolutely burst with colour, Ola Kalnins’ works are […]Read Post ›
Over the last couple of weeks Street Artist Airborne Mark has been out and about around London working on several pieces with a new twist to his ‘Origami Riots’ styling. Creating a series of works based upon Emoji’s from social media platforms, placed upon scrunched up paper, allowing Airborne Mark the chance to work his case […]Read Post ›
On Saturday whilst out on our travels around Shoreditch we were delighted to stumble across Graffiti Writers Lovepusher and Ink Fetish at work on what was set to be a fantastic collaborative piece. Certainly an incredible work and the two artists fuse so well, with Lovepusher creating his distinct and trademark futuristic 3D letters, set […]Read Post ›
Last week over the course of Thursday and Friday, London based Street Artists Autone & Itaewon were joined by Polish artist Pener who was over for the launch of his current exhibition ‘Balance’ at The Book Club in Leonard Street, and is well worth a visit. Working a brand new space along Great Eastern Street in the […]Read Post ›
On Friday in Shoreditch, Graffiti Writer Pref was at work to lay out his latest multi-layered text piece, in this case reading ‘Pictures At An Exhibition’. Having started out as a Graffiti artist some twenty years ago, Pref then went on to study Graphic Design and it is with these two influences that Pref’s intricate works […]Read Post ›
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