Last week saw Street Artist Dale Grimshaw set to create his latest mural in Hanbury Street just off of Brick Lane, ahead of his current solo exhibition ‘Pride & Prejudice’ at the well Hung Gallery in Hoxton (which we have been to see, is fantastic, and shall be reviewing soon). The fantastic work features a Papua New Guinea tribesman […]Read Post ›
On Thursday last week stencil-based Street Artist Otto Schade took to Hanbury Street along Brick Lane to add what is now his third work in this street with this excellent addition entitled ‘The CCTV Camera Sign’. Certainly an apt title and an excellent use of the space and in this case the inherent obstacle to […]Read Post ›
A few week back now saw London treated to a brief visit from former London based Street Artist Pang, someone whose presence and unique sense of creativity on the scene is something which is very much missed. So it made for a fantastic delight to stumble upon this amazing creation entitled ‘Carnival Of The Weird’ whilst […]Read Post ›
When out at the weekend and wandering around Brick Lane and Shoreditch we were delighted to sight amid the recent influx of paste-up works that have bombarded Brick Lane of late a a set of four new paste-up works from Ant Carver, an artist whose portraiture work we have long admired and all the more delighted […]Read Post ›
It has been some eight months now since we last saw fresh work from this most talented of artists, namely Shok-1 who last week hit Brick Lane to add his latest X-Ray creation to London. In his work Shok-1 uses the many anatomical elements of the human body either exclusively or setting to transform and […]Read Post ›
Last week saw Russian Street Artist Lora Zombie visit London leaving us with three fantastic works around Brick Lane and Shoreditch, all laid out in a striking painterly style and depicting subjects in her rich grunge aesthetic, setting to infuse a juxtaposition of the ugly and beautiful, the calm and the violent, or even a […]Read Post ›
Over the weekend Brick Lane received a visit from Italian Street Art duo Urban Solid who have left by our count some eight installations along and around Brick Lane with a pair of their long-standing and now trademark ‘Audio Surveillance Zone’ pieces dotted along Brick Lane and a few different designs placed around the immediate area. The […]Read Post ›
This work below was actually placed up a month or so ago and we have had no luck until the last few days in getting some pictures to share of this delightful addition to Hanbury Street from Otto Schade. Otto’s painting styles range from the abstract and surreal to the stark and brutal. Working predominantly with […]Read Post ›
A couple of weeks ago saw a pair of collaborations by Fanakapan and Tom Blackford go up in, firstly in Camden Town and secondly in Brick Lane, with both of these works put up with support from Monoprixx & Bablu121 for the ‘Creative Differences’ group exhibition at the 1963 Gallery Space (covered here). Work by Fanakapan & Tom Blackford […]Read Post ›
Earlier this week Hanbury Street received a fresh new mural from visiting French Street Artist Bault who was over for the opening of his current exhibition at the recently established Unit 5 Gallery – something we will be reporting on soon. Painting his first work in London, Bault presents a rather surreal set of characters in […]Read Post ›
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