Over the previous two days Australian, but London based, Street Artist Jimmy C has been at work on his latest piece of work in Bacon Street, off of Brick Lane, and we were fortunate enough to get to witness some of its construction. Jimmy C’s style is influenced by a combination of Pointillism and the aboriginal culture […]Read Post ›
Over the previous several days from the 15-18th October the Moniker Art Fair returned to East London for its sixth consecutive year, in the most appropriate location to host such a large expose of Street Art in a gallery setting, namely The Old Truman Brewery at the heart of Brick Lane. The event was held […]Read Post ›
Last Wednesday an exhibition we have been eagerly anticipating opened in London’s East End, namely Jimmy C’s ‘Atomised’ show at the Lollipop Gallery and it certainly didn’t disappoint. This show marks James Cochran’s, aka Jimmy C, first London exhibition in three years and it has been very much worth the wait. The entire two floors of the […]Read Post ›
Last Wednesday Brazilian Street Artist Luis Seven Martins, aka L7M, was in London following his appearance at Upfest and hit up a striking collaboration with Jimmy C in Bethnal Green, with support from The Hidden Streets Of London. L7M is predominantly known for his ‘Graffiti Birds’, in which he successfully fuses roughness and elegance, combining geometrical elements with a […]Read Post ›
Over the weekend whilst Meeting of Styles was happening in Shoreditch, further south Urban Art 2015 took place in Brixton, returning for its 14th year, showcasing a impressive collection and display of Street Art and Graffiti. The event was primarily focused on Graffiti Writers but this is far from all that was happening. In the […]Read Post ›
Over the course of the previous two days Australian, but London based, Street Artist Jimmy C has been at work laying out his freshest piece for Urban Art 2015 and the superb work can be found on Saint Saviours Road, just off of Brixton Hill. The stunning piece, which is something that can be said […]Read Post ›
A couple of days ago artist Jimmy C placed up this superb work in Brick Lane entitled ‘Requiem To Shoreditch’. The work is based on Mick a 70 year old man who has lived in Shoreditch his entire life, and told the artist that he has seen many changes to the area in his lifetime. […]Read Post ›
Jimmy C has been quite active over the last month or so and his most recent work has been placed up in Dulwich as a part of the continuing Baroque The Streets Project, in association with the Dulwich Picture Gallery. For this project the pieces placed up are all set to take inspiration from a painting […]Read Post ›
At the end of last week Australian, but London based, Street Artist Jimmy C laid out this stunning piece of work at the Tramshed in Garden Walk, Shoreditch. Working in his distinct and trademark self-styled ‘Aerosol Pointillism’ Jimmy C put up this celestial themed Grey-Scale portrait. As is always the case with Jimmy C’s work, it […]Read Post ›
Over the last couple of weeks London has been treated to a a series of new pieces from Brazilian Street Artists Bailon & Sliks who were over in London for their pop-up exhibition ‘Naturally Unstable’ exhibition in Shoreditch (covered here). Whilst they were over the duo laid out some three works, two large scale collaborations, with […]Read Post ›
