Here we are taking a look at a striking pair of works Street Artist Dale Grimshaw has left around London over the last few months. Both of the works in question as always featuring Dale Grimshaw’s signature subject style maintaining a preference for strongly tribal subjects – with a predilection for painting subjects from Papua […]Read Post ›
Here we taking a look at a recent addition to Brick Lane from Street Artist Mr Cenz placed up last month. It’s been a while since we have had the pleasure of seeing fresh work from Mr Cenz around London so it was quite the treat to spy his latest piece placed up in Hanbury […]Read Post ›
Last month saw London receive a visit from American Street Artist BKFoxx who took the time whilst over to leave the city with a fantastic pair of her photo-realistic thought provoking and emotive works, with works in East and South London that are both very much worth the visit to see if you can. ‘Leaving […]Read Post ›
Last month saw American Street Artist and Illustrator Kiptoe visit London who whilst over took the time to paint a superb collaboration with London’s own ThisOne up along Brick Lane. The duo set to paint a pair of Tiger’s both leaping towards each other ready for play or battle culminating in a fantastic fusion of […]Read Post ›
Here we are taking a look at the trio of works Street Artist Sr. X has placed up around London over the last busy month he has had, with a pair of recent works in Penge and single fresh addition to Brick Lane’s ever-changing run of walls. Through his work Sr. X sets to subvert […]Read Post ›
Of late London has been lucky enough to receive a visit from Brazilian Street Artist Milo Tchais, who whilst over has left a series of works all around London, two of which we have been fortunate enough to witness and wish to share below. Formerly a resident of London Milo Tchais’ art is something we […]Read Post ›
Here we are taking a look back at a beautiful and poignant work by Shok-1 placed up in Brick Lane ahead of Remembrance Day 2017. Reworking this spot for the fourth time we have seen in the last few years. In his works Shok-1 uses the many anatomical elements of the human body to transform and […]Read Post ›
Last month saw Street Artist Amara Por Dios who moved back home to Sweden last year after a few years residing in London and certainly making her name for herself on the Street Art scene whilst living here. So it was with great delight that recently we have been able to spy a couple of […]Read Post ›
One artist who we have had the pleasure of discovering over the last 6 or so months is that of South African artist Ben Jay Crossman, who is currently residing in London and as a result we have been increasingly exposed and treated to this artists characters painted around London. A few weeks back say […]Read Post ›
About a month or so back over the couple of days before Christmas Fanakapan took to Hanbury Street to paint this ever-changing wall with a one of the last works of the year for London and a piece which very much makes an apt statement about the last year some of the more absurd actions […]Read Post ›
