Little over a week ago saw American Street Artist NILS in London for his participation in the ‘Underground 2016’ pop-up exhibition in Hoxton put on by Graffiti Street (covered here) and whilst over took the time to hit up two fantastic works around the East End, one solo and one collaboration with Bisser. NILS works in a variety of […]Read Post ›
Over the last week London received a visit from a few visiting international Street Artists who were over for their part in the ‘Underground 2016’ pop-up exhibition in Hoxton put on by Graffiti Street (covered here), one of whom was Joachim over from Belgium. Taking the time to hit up a few pieces around the […]Read Post ›
Last week saw a group of Portland, Oregon’s finest Street Artistsincluding Rx Skulls, Voxx Romana and Mad One take to the BSMT Space for the pop-up show (covered here). Needless to say whilst over a few of these participating artists couldn’t resist the chance to head out about London and set to embark on a rampage of […]Read Post ›
Last week over the course of a couple of days, Street artist Mr Cenz was out in Hanbury Street, Brick Lane, to lay down his latest mural, unsurprisingly one that really is just fantastic. The piece depicts one of his now trademark female portraits created in his distinctive sci-fi and cosmic-fueled styling, seemingly improving with each […]Read Post ›
Well it is with great pleasure that Brooklyn Street Artist Pyramid Oracle is back in London and we get to report on his works again – Pyramid Oracle was in fact our third ever blog post back in January 2015, all seems so long ago now. Pyramid Oracle is over ahead of his upcoming solo exhibition ‘OCULUS’ at BSMT Space […]Read Post ›
Last week over the course of three days from Wednesday to Friday the feature wall at the end of Hanbury Street in the Brick Lane area received its latest reworking with a fantastic ‘Liquid Lights’ work by Dan Kitchener entitled ‘London Rush’. Taking on this large section of wall single-handed is no easy task by a […]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 course of three days this week culminating on Thursday, Street Artist Dale Grimshaw set to create his latest mural in Hanbury Street just off of Brick Lane. The fantastic work features a Papua New Guinea tribesman as its subject and is yet again a real delight to gaze upon. The work featuring Dale Grimshaw’s signature subject […]Read Post ›
Last week saw the return of Italian born, but London based, Street Artist Alo, who placed up his first two London works of 2016 in Hanbury Street Brick Lane. A regular and at times prolific contributor to London’s Street Art scene, Alo’s works are always of interest, very much crafting a style that is very […]Read Post ›
Last weekend in Hanbury Street, just off of Brick Lane, Graffiti artist duo, Neist & Asebueno were at work on the latest work on this feature wall which really does only see the creme de la creme of artworks for the most part. We have to say this is an interesting work and for us […]Read Post ›
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