Earlier this year London received a visit from Palestinian street artist Taqi Spateen, who visited the UK from his home in the West Bank with the help of the Bethlehem Cultural Festival and hit up eight exceptional artworks all reflecting various aspects of the plight of his nation and homeland amid the ongoing Occupation, genocide and […]Read Post ›
Earlier this year whilst on an early morning cycle through Brick Lane we were incredibly fortunate to stumble across this absolutely incredible and captivating artwork by Spanish born, but London based, street artist Jay Kaes. Through his work Jay Kaes explores concepts of reality and illusion through a glitched experience of the world, fusing reality […]Read Post ›
Next up we are looking at a trio of superb collaborations from Efomural duo Reves and Sidok placed up in South and East London during the course of 2023. We have to say these two represent individual talents in their own right – as we will share below with some of the solo and collaborations […]Read Post ›
Earlier this year London was lucky enough to receive a visit from Thai street artist Alex Face, who managed to hit up three superb artworks, two of which we were fortunate enough to catch and are sharing below. Of the three works placed up on his whistlestop tour of London, sadly only the one in Penge […]Read Post ›
Next up we are taking a look at a superb series of eight murals placed up in East and South-East London through 2023 by street artist Woskerski. It’s always a pleasure to have Woskerksi paint a spot for us and leave some of his hyper-realistic surreal characters, scenes and creations for ourselves and the local […]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 ›
For this morning’s catch up on street art from the last year we are taking a look at a piece by visiting American street artist CPWON, who over the summer left this striking work around Brick Lane. CPWON’s output is focused upon realistic depictions of classical statues reminiscent of antiquities one would see from Ancient […]Read Post ›
Next up we are taking a look at a series of works by visiting French street artist Nush Poke, who has passed through London three times through the course of 2022 and is certainly never idle when over and is someone who utilizes every opportunity to get up. We discovered this artists work towards the […]Read Post ›
It’s been four years since Colombian Street Artist Stinkfish last visited London, and a few weeks ago London was lucky to receive a whistle stop visit from the artist who left a pair of stunning paintings and a ton of paste-up works in his wake, presenting an impressive collection of beautiful portraits that are just brimming […]Read Post ›
A couple of months ago saw Croatian Street Artist Lunar visit London for the UK launch of his book ‘From Zagreb With Love’ which documents the artist’s 30 year career painting around Eastern Europe and beyond. Whilst over Lunar hit up several of his ‘Catso’ themed works which are so fun to stumble upon and certainly brightened […]Read Post ›
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