On Thursday night we were fortunate enough to attend opening of ‘Underground 2016’ a group show comprising works by Street Artists from around the globe and organized by Graffiti Street. Returning for its second installment this years exhibition is fantastic, presenting an incredible range of works offering something for everyone, featuring a diverse number of styles and mediums in the process, […]Read Post ›
Last week saw a trio of Street Artists comprising Otto Schade, CodeFC & The Krah take to Gorsuch Street in Hoxton and hit up a trio of diverse works side-by-side. Presenting an interesting range of works, with the subtle intricacy of Otto Schade’s work, set alongside the more minimalist abstract stlye of CodeFC and the comic […]Read Post ›
Last week over the course of Monday and Tuesday two of our favourite of London’s resident Street Artists, Mr Cenz and Fanakapan, were busy at work painting two delightful works side-by-side in Shoreditch. What we like about this pair of works is not just that each is fantastic in its own right, but how both […]Read Post ›
Over the last four to five weeks, London based Chilean Street Artist Otto Schade aka Osch has certainly been busy laying down six new stencil works in the East End and Camden Town, five of which we have to share with you, with the sixth work in Brixton proving a problem to capture due to […]Read Post ›
On our recent rambles we have discovered several Invasions previously unbeknownst to us, so today we thought we would offer a guide as to where you can spot Street Art by French mosaic artist Invader around London. Invader is a French artist who defines himself as a ‘UFA’, an ‘Unidentified Free Artist’. Under this guise Invader […]Read Post ›
Today we are sharing with you one of the best works to be placed up this summer in London by German duo Low Bros, one which has proved to be a real problem photographing, due to its location in a car park. Unfortunately a few weeks down the line these are still the clearest shots we have […]Read Post ›
Well a month ago now the prolific and almost maniacal Polish Street artist Noriaki returned to London ahead of his exhibition at Number 90, Hackney Wick, which we will be sharing with you soon. Whilst about town Noriaki has set to doing that which he does best, embarking in a frenzy of character creations around London. […]Read Post ›
Last Thursday night at the Well Hung Gallery in Hoxton, Chilean born, but London based Street Artist Otto Schade’s latest exhibition opened and it is certainly worth a visit. Otto Schade was born in Chile. where he initially studied Architecture at the Bio Bio University and Construction and Design Architecture in Concepcion, Chile. In his career as […]Read Post ›
Last week London was treated to a whistle-stop visit by Chilean Street Art duo Un Kolor Distinto (which translates as A Different Colour) who during their short trip over where busy in a whirlwind of activity around London’s East End which saw them place up some seven works, six of which we are sharing here, due […]Read Post ›
Last week in Hoxton Street, Hoxton, Chilean born, but London based Street Artist Otto Schade laid out this impressive stencil work ahead of his forthcoming exhibition at the Well Hung Gallery just further down the road (which we will be covering in the coming days). The piece entitled “Ribbon Man” depicts one of his trademark ‘ribbon’ […]Read Post ›
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