A few weeks back saw Street Artist Ant Carver take to Brick Lane to hit up his latest London mural and by far one of his best to date. Ant Carver’s style is very distinct, comprising the colourful background taking an abstract form, constructed from an elaborate process of being built up with spray paint and […]Read Post ›
Over the last month or so London has been fortunate enough to receive a prolonged visit from Australian Street Artist Ketones6000, who has thus far taken the time to hit up a few works around London, with the two pieces placed up recently around Brick Lane providing the focus of this post. Creating scenes incorporating […]Read Post ›
A month or so back saw Brazilian Street Artist Tito Ferrara visit London and leave us with a trio of fantastic murals dotted around East London, a pair of works around Shoreditch/Brick Lane and the third piece further out East in Walthamstow. Placing up three beautiful striking portraits – all female – set in grey-scale […]Read Post ›
A few weeks saw Russian Street Artist Lora Zombie visit London leaving us with three fantastic works around Camden Town, 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 sense of […]Read Post ›
A few weeks back saw a visit from British born, but German based, Street Artist Wasp Eldar ahead of his solo show on at 1963 Gallery Space allowing the artist the time to leave London with two fantastic murals, one in Brick Lane and the other in Camden Town. Certainly a gripping pair of work which generate a […]Read Post ›
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 ›
A couple of weeks back saw the launch of the ‘Amy Street Art Trail’ in Camden Town setting to celebrate former local resident Amy Winehouse with a series of four Street Art murals placed about town and on display until June 4th 2016. The funds for the street art trail were raised via Art Happens and was put […]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 ›
Playing catch up with the work we are sharing here. namely the beautiful recent mural by Aspire placed up in Camden Town, featuring his trademark subjects of birds the delicate soft effect Aspire creates is fantastic as can be seen in this delightful depiction of a Canada Goose which is loosely based on a plate […]Read Post ›
Playing catch up here with a look at this absorbing work from Wasp Elder & Helen Bur placed up in Hanbury Street in Brick Lane a couple of weeks back now. Certainly a gripping work which generates a rather sombre effect with the somewhat faceless subjects walking the cold streets all emphasized by the fluid painterly tones […]Read Post ›
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