Over the last couple of weeks Street Artists Ben Slow and Carl Cashman have collaborated on a fantastic fusion of disparate styles in Camden Town. Placed up on the feature wall in Stucley Place which changes on a predominantly monthly basis, this is certainly a fantastic addition to the impressive works that have graced this wall […]Read Post ›
Last Saturday whilst on our travels about town we were delighted to see Snub23 at work in Camden Town adding the freshest piece to the feature wall in Stucley Place. It was a real pleasure to see Snub23 who resides in Brighton, and if you are UK based and a fan of Snub’s work you […]Read Post ›
Last week over the course of three days from Tuesday to Thursday Street Artist DEESASTER who is Yugoslavian born, but based in Holland, visited London to hit up an interesting work in Camden Town. The piece entitled ‘Batter Up!’ presents a rather simple yet surreal scene, with a depiction of Micky Mantle, famed New York Yankees baseball […]Read Post ›
On Monday and Tuesday the Lost Souls Crew, comprising SPZero76, Si Mitchell & Squirl, and on this occasion missing the fourth Lost Soul Captain Kris, added the newest work to the regularly changing wall on Stucley Road, Camden. Never one to disappoint, the Lost Souls entered the festive spirit and the trio opted for a piece […]Read Post ›
Well we are a few weeks behind in sharing this superb collection of works put up by visiting French duo Ador and Semor around London, however it is because having briefly met the delightful pair whilst making their second of five works, placed up over one week, they agreed to offer us the chance to […]Read Post ›
Dale Grimshaw has been on fire of late, having this week laid out his third piece in Camden Town in the last month, and as is to be expected this piece is yet again superb. This work, as his previous piece ‘Free West Papua’ (covered here), features a Papua New Guinea tribesman as its subject and is yet […]Read Post ›
On Thursday and Friday this week Swiss born, but Berlin based, Street Artist Raphael Grischa, aka iHAD (which stands for i HAVE A DREAM) laid out a lovely work in Camden Town. The work which was facilitated by The Hidden Streets Of London and Monoprixx, adorns the wall of Nemesis Tattoos in Stucley Place and features a […]Read Post ›
Well it’s been another month in Camden Town, and more so than any calendar month this year the area has been adorned with many fresh new artworks, predominantly from the superb work of The Real Art Of Street Art, with numerous pieces being jointly organised with Pigment, regarding the works by Brazilian artists, Onio, Waleska Nomura […]Read Post ›
Yesterday in Camden Town Street Artist Roes, from Hong Kong, laid out his first work on his most recent visit to London. The work which was organized by The Hidden Streets Of London and Monoprixx, adorns the wall of Nemesis Tattoos in Stucley Place and features a very apt subject, drawing parallels to a style […]Read Post ›
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