Over the summer London was treated to a visit by Brazilian Street Artist Fabio Oliveira aka Cranio, who was on his sixth visit to the UK. Whilst over Cranio hit up a pair of solo works in Dalston and a collaboration with three other artists in Brick Lane, all featuring his his distinctive and trademark […]Read Post ›
Next up we are playing catch up with a number of fantastic works placed up all around the East End by Sweden based artist Sweet Toof throughout 2025. No stranger to East London’s walls, this is someone who has been painting characters around the area – Hackney Wick being the area we would most readily […]Read Post ›
Next up we are taking a look an absolute highlight of the year for us, with an incredible series of six collaborations from a Sweet Toof and Phlegm. Legends of the scene individually, it has been amazing to see a total of seven collaborative artworks placed up around East London during the summer, fusing each […]Read Post ›
Next up we are taking a look at a series of four additions to London from Devon based artist Mau Mau that have been placed up in recent months in East and South London. Mau Mau works with a mixture of stencils and freehand works and his iconic rebellious fox character is both instantly recognizable […]Read Post ›
Next up in our extensive catch up with street art from 2024 we are taking a look at a series of thirteen artworks we have had the pleasure of catching from neon portrait artist David Speed over the year. These works were all placed up all over East London. David Speed has again maintained his […]Read Post ›
Next up we are playing catch up with a number of fantastic works placed up all around the East End by Sweden based artist Sweet Toof throughout 2024. No stranger to East London’s walls, this is someone who has been painting characters around the area – Hackney Wick being the area we would most readily […]Read Post ›
Earlier this year London received a visit from English born, but Australian based street artist Rosie Woods who offered a glimpse into the exciting new direction her work has taken through 2024. Rosie Wood’s work has shifted from a more flowing abstract focus to photorealistic golden entities – in this case in the form of […]Read Post ›
Over the summer London was treated to a visit by Brazilian Street Artist Fabio Oliveira aka Cranio, who was on his fifth visit to the UK. Whilst over Cranio hit up a series of solo works and a trio of collaborations featuring his his distinctive and trademark characters of indigenous tribesman living off the spoils […]Read Post ›
Next up we are taking a look at a pair of additions to London from Devon based artist Mau Mau that were placed up in the summer of 2022. Mau Mau works with a mixture of stencils and freehand works and his iconic rebellious fox character is both instantly recognizable and always certain to make […]Read Post ›
Next up we are taking a look at a recent addition to Dalston by the ever-prolific street artist Malarko who has reworked the shutter of BSMT Space along Kingsland Road. This fantastic work – which is pure Malarko at its finest – was placed up ahead of the artists inclusion in Under Wraps group exhibition currently on at […]Read Post ›
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