It has been quite some time since we last saw some fresh work from Italian Street Artist Alo around East London, which isn’t to say there still aren’t a fair few of old designs still floating around the area. However it has been a real pleasure to stumble upon 3 out of 5 works from […]Read Post ›
Over the weekend London was fortunate enough to receive a second visit this year from Austrian Street Art Ceramicist Chinagirl Tile, who whilst over took the time to place up five of her ceramic delights around London. Leaving her mark around Leake Street and Penge in South London as well as in Shoreditch and Brick […]Read Post ›
Last week whilst visiting London, Manchester based duo Aylo and CBloxx, aka The Nomad Clan, had a hard time getting any work done outdoors due to the near constant rainfall that befell the city, so decided to find somewhere indoors to work their magic, which resulted in them painting one of the walls in the […]Read Post ›
A Free Street Art Walk Around Brick Lane
Image from http://www.thespringprojects.com On March 21st, following the success of the “Next Big Thing” project, The Spring Projects launched its second campaign “Big Dream”. The competition is open to both men and women, adopting a different take on the concept of ‘street art’ and sets to find creatives who want to make a difference to the streets of a […]Read Post ›
Last Monday Fio Silva painted her fifth, and final London wall, in five days. We had been extremely privileged to get to spend some time with Fio, who was over as the winner if The Springs Project ‘Next Big Thing’ international street art talent competition, and witness her create three of the previous four walls, and […]Read Post ›
