Having just had the good fortune to spend the weekend in Bristol attending Upfest 2017 and being presented with an absolute abundance of new Street Art being created all around Bedminster of which we will of course be posting on the event soon but due to the time that will take to process, in the […]Read Post ›
Last week French installation based Street Artist Gregos arrived in London for a whistle-stop visit and hit up several of his newest works, with a twist in approach, around Shoreditch. We have found four of the new pieces and if anyone knows of any we have missed, please let us know. The new works are interesting […]Read Post ›
A Street Art Guide To Bristol.
Well unfortunately we were unable to attend to Upfest this year, however that doesn’t mean we haven’t since been by to see a good chunk of the more permanent works created for the event. Upfest 2015 marked the seventh incarnation of the largest Street Art gathering in Europe and brought together some 250 or so artists […]Read Post ›
Whitecross Street is an interesting little street, encompassing the borough of Islington and the City of London, running from Old Street in the north to Silk Street in the south. It is also home to one London’s oldest running markets having been in existence for over 150 years. But for the main purpose of our interests […]Read Post ›
Well it’s been another month in Camden Town, and again despite the loss of much of it’s Street Art prime locations along the Camden Arches and the former Camden Lock Market, the area has been adorned with many fresh new artworks, predominantly from the superb work of The Real Art Of Street Art. All pieces here […]Read Post ›
Over the weekend French installation street artist Gregos arrived in London and hit up a relentless stream of his trademark painted faces, totaling 50 thus far. On our last two days out over the weekend, we have found fifteen of them around the East End and Camden Town. So we thought we would share some of the many […]Read Post ›
We are offering a free Street Art walk of Camden Town. The walk should take you 2-3 hours depending on how long yo stop to admire and photograph the fantastic street art you are sure to see Enjoy the fabulous result of all the hard work from “The Real Art of Street Art” who are responsible […]Read Post ›
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