The summer saw South African graffiti writer Drake move to London and hit up a series of fantastic pieces, including a pair of first class collaborations with fellow South African, but London based artist Fiya101. Both of the joint pieces focus on wildlife from their native land, offering some exotic editions to London’s streets – […]Read Post ›
Next up in our series of posts playing catch-up with whats been happening on the Street Art and Graffiti scene around East London, we are taking a look at a recent piece by Street Artist Jimmy C. Certainly an interesting work and one that features as its subject the most contentious and dividing issue among […]Read Post ›
Last month marked the four year anniversary of the formation of the London based Smile More Often crew, whose collective work we have been spying frequently around London in recent years, so we thought we would share the crew’s most recent additions to London that we have witnessed on our travels about town. Work by […]Read Post ›
Here we are taking a look back at a trio of fresh works left in Shoreditch a few months ago by visiting Belgian artist Klaas Van der Linden. Hailing from Ghent in recent years the artist has taken to creating a body of works on the streets and in the studio inspired by his fascination […]Read Post ›
Over the last month or so Brick Lane/Shoreditch has received a pair of beautiful fresh additions from Street Artist Curtis Hylton aka Samer, who has certainly been rather active and very much on top form throughout 2017. Both of the recent additions to Shoreditch feature exotic birds as their feature subject and very much evoke […]Read Post ›
Earlier this week over Tuesday and Wednesday Street Artist Mr Cenz added his freshest London work in New Inn Yard, Shoreditch, replacing a piece of his in the same spot, just fancying a change. This marks the second London work from Mr Cenz so far in 2016, with his first work being the large-scale mural painted in Brixton […]Read Post ›
Last week over Wednesday and Thursday artist Benjamin Murphy laid out this stunning piece of Street Art in his own trademark style. Benjamin Murphy uses black original tape to create his very much original artworks, and often places his works on window panes, as is the case here, to create the maximum impact for his […]Read Post ›
This week on Thursday 5th February Borondo’s largest exhibition to date opens in Shoreditch at the RexRomae Gallery pop-up on Redchurch Street. This will be the artists first exhibition in London and is entitled “Animal”. In this exhibition Spanish born but London based artist Gonzalo Borondo sets to explore the conflict and contrast between our […]Read Post ›
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