Over the last couple of weeks since the opening of his first solo show at BSMT Space (covered here) Street Artist Fanakapan has been involved in a whirlwind of activity putting up some five works around East London. Most notable is the manner in which having put on an exhibition which showcased the style that Fanakapan has […]Read Post ›
Last week French installation based Street Artist Gregos arrived in London for a whistle-stop visit and hit up several of his newest works, with a twist in approach, around Shoreditch. We have found four of the new pieces and if anyone knows of any we have missed, please let us know. The new works are interesting […]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 ›
A couple of weeks back saw the creation of a fresh large-scale mural, created over three to four days by Brazilian born, but London based, Street Artist Waleska Nomura, on the premises of the Red Gallery in Rivington Street. The piece depicting a large-scale heart filled with flowers is entitled aptly ‘Spreading The Love’ and […]Read Post ›
New Kaes & Core246 Street Art In Shoreditch
On our recent rambles we have discovered several Invasions previously unbeknownst to us, so today we thought we would offer a guide as to where you can spot Street Art by French mosaic artist Invader around London. Invader is a French artist who defines himself as a ‘UFA’, an ‘Unidentified Free Artist’. Under this guise Invader […]Read Post ›
Nearly two weeks ago now London was treated to a visit from Barcelona based artist El Pez, who was over for the launch of his book at the West Bank Gallery, and while over took the time to hit up three delightful works spreading his infectious message of happiness and joy. El Pez, whose name […]Read Post ›
Last week, over the course of three days from Thursday to Saturday the first LATA Street Culture Festival took place at the Red Gallery in Shoreditch, comprising an exhibition, live painting, film and workshops, all dedicated to exhibiting established, along with upcoming Brazilian artists. The festival was curated and organized by Brazilarty and Pigment, who both […]Read Post ›
Last week prolific and almost maniacal Polish Street artist Noriaki returned to London ahead of his exhibition at Number 90, Hackney Wick, which we will be sharing with you soon. Whilst about town Noriaki has set to doing that which he does best, embarking in a frenzy of character creations around London. Anyone familiar with […]Read Post ›
In the Street Art world and popular culture as a whole Banksy is someone who needs no introduction, an artist, whose identity remains unknown, and whose works and status many adore and many loath, either way you cut it no other Street Artist has been responsible for the rising popularity of Street Art in the […]Read Post ›
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